Why not just make X number of full-size (160x160) forms
where each one has the same set of X form-switching buttons
at the top? That would probably be a lot easier than trying
to mess around with forms and sub-forms.
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Jeff Zamora wrote in message <32967@palm-dev-forum>...
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>i have an application which loads a standard form. this form has some
>buttons on the top, and has a 160x120 region on the bottom that is empty.
a
>separate smaller 160x120 form is associated with each button on the top, so
>that when one of those buttons is pressed the bottom is filled in with the
>form. i am having trouble a) figuring out a good nonkludgy way to load the
>subforms into the empty space in the parent form b) attaching the subform
to
>the main form event loop.
>
>anyone have ideas on how to approach this? i really would like to be able
>to load the subforms from form resources. also, these subforms are not
>aware of each other or the contents of the parent window. likewise, the
>parent window is not aware of the subwindow contents.
>
>thanks,
>jeff
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