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-- Diane Mackay OOo User and Volunteer WorkerBee http://www.OpenOffice.org
Greg Valcourt wrote:
Actually, believe it or not your code does not work in the documents I have problems with.
I just discovered that I can create dialogs no problem if I start with a fresh new document.
However, I have 32 documents that I have put a lot of work into for which I can not create a new dialogs. This changes the nature of the bug significantly.
I will create you a sample spreadsheet and send it to you.
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TBE->GRVAL:
I cannot reproduce this task on OOo 1.1.3. Can you please provide a bug doc
with the whole macro in order to reproduce this task.
In what way do you run the macro? From the Macro dialog or via an event
binding?
Nevertheless I assume that you don't load the corresponding dialog library.
Please see the macro below, this should work.
Sub Main()
Dim oLibContainer As Object
Dim oLib As Object
Dim oInputStreamProvider As Object
Dim oDialog As Object
Const sLibName = "Standard"
Const sDialogName = "Dialog1"
REM get library and input stream provider
oLibContainer = DialogLibraries oLibContainer.loadLibrary( sLibName )
oLib = oLibContainer.getByName( sLibName ) oInputStreamProvider = oLib.getByName( sDialogName )
REM create dialog control
oDialog = CreateUnoDialog( oInputStreamProvider )
REM show the dialog
oDialog.execute()
End Sub
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