I'll change the order and see how it goes, but I put the window's
constructor call before my initialization line and it worked fine, so
perhaps the window's constructor doesn't call the control open events.
Sub Constructor()
super.Window
db = App.Database
End Sub
Thanks,
Chuck
On Apr 23, 2006, at 5:13 PM, Mathieu Langlois wrote:
To clarify this, you need to call the super's constructor in your
subclass
constructor for a window to properly initialize (super.window).
You want to
put your initialization code BEFORE calling the window's
constructor because
the the window's constructor triggers the open events. Also you
can't (well
at least shouldn't, it may work in some cases but it's a bad idea)
access
any of the controls before calling the window's constructor.
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