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Window.TopHeight
Queries window's toolbar height.
| Component | Version | macOS | Windows | Linux | Server | iOS SDK |
| Window | 8.3 | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes | ❌ No | ❌ No | ❌ No |
MBS( "Window.TopHeight"; WindowRef { ; WithFrame } ) More
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Example | Flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| WindowRef | Window Reference is the unique OS level window ID. You can obtain this by using the Window.FindByTitle or Window.FindByIndex functions. Pass zero to access the frontmost window. | 0 | |
| WithFrame | Whether to include frame on Mac. Pass 1 to include frame. Default is 1 to include it. |
0 | Optional |
Result
Returns number or error.
Description
Queries window's toolbar height.This is the height for any toolbars between content and the window top border.
On MacOS without frame, the top height is for example about 50 pixels for two toolbars in the window. With Frame, you include 81 pixels for toolbar and window title. So top height can be 131 as an example.
Ruler is not included in that height, as it's part of FileMaker's content.
See also
Release notes
- Version 8.3
- Added Window.TopHeight function.
- Changed Window.TopHeight to return value including toolbar and window title height.
Blog Entries
- Neues MBS FileMaker Plugin 8.3
- MBS FileMaker Plugin 8.3 released
- MBS FileMaker Plugin, version 8.3pr7
- MBS FileMaker Plugin, version 8.3pr6
- MBS FileMaker Plugin, version 8.3pr2
This function checks for a license.
Created 5th June 2018, last changed 14th July 2018
