Off hand all I can think of without more info is that you haven't
added it to your uses clause and/or search paths. Personally if I'm not
calling a form directly from within the dpr I don't like using
Application.CreateForm(), but prefer fmCAD := TfmCad.Create(); setting an
owner or Self as the parameter. Is this form in a DLL or stand-alone?
Also, you cannot call/start another application from within the first one by
creating it's main form. You should either make sure the forms/modules
involved are independent of their own program or launch the actual
application itself from within yours!
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Rich Cooper
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 11:58 AM
To: Borland's Delphi Discussion List
Subject: Invalid property value
Hi All,
I have two independent programs - both very large. Each one works
fine as a stand alone program.
But I want to add the program "CAD", with main form "fmCAD" as
a subform to the program "GetAllHRSections". But when I try to run
"application.createform(TfmCAD, fmCAD)", I get a "Invalid property value"
exception from "Forms".
I'm using D7. The two programs are in completely separate directories.
The call stack is hugely deep, and lots of DLLs are involved, so I have no
visibility into why the error is occuring at present.
There's probably a fairly simple answer that one of you gurus knows
by heart. Can anybody share the answer with me?
Thanks,
Rich
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