I am doing the same thing (i.e. I am getting form pointer using
FrmGetFormPtr( ID) )
But still the same problem. I suspect the problem might be because of text
field Handle mismanagment or something closely related to text field memory
stuff..... I am totally confused as I am doing as per the Palm documentation
and still no clue.
#$&^%!@E^
Thanks
Vikas
----- Original Message -----
From: Richard Burmeister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: Object not in form error...
> From: "Vikas Varshney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Object not in form error...
> > Now the problem starts. Now if I try to get
> > Object Index (using FrmGetObjectIndex(..)), it gives me
> > error dialog saying "Object Not In Form...". What could
> > be the reason for this error? Any
> > suggestion is welcomed.
>
> I'm not sure if this applies in the case you described, but the current
form
> is not always the form you think is current (e.g. if the Find dialog is
> open, or if you tapped inside a List, and probably at other times). What
> this means is that, instead of using:
>
> FormPtr frmP = FrmGetActiveForm();
> UInt16 index = FrmGetObjectIndex( frmP, YourTextField );
> void *objectP = FrmGetObjectPtr( frmP, index );
>
> it is safer to use:
>
> FormPtr frmP = FrmGetFormPtr( YourForm );
> UInt16 index = FrmGetObjectIndex( frmP, YourTextField );
> void *objectP = FrmGetObjectPtr( frmP, index );
>
> whenever there is a chance that YourForm is not the active form.
>
>
>
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