Hi Tom! I do not think there is an official (and therefore compatible) way of doing it, although one may find workarounds if they peek in the PalmOS source.
However, I would strongly suggest that you do support the internal program state instead of relying on what's the form underneath. After all, the UI is just a reflection of the program logic and you should know at what state you are anyway. That's the logic we've been sticking to and it seems to work well for us. - bobby -----Original Message----- I have a modal form that I display via FrmPopupForm from two different underlying forms. I want the popped-up form to either show or hide a specific button, based on which of the two forms is beneath it. To do that, I need to know the form ID of the underlying form, so that I can do something like this: if (underlying form ID == form1) FrmShowObject(frm, thebuttonindex); else FrmHideObject(frm, thebuttonindex); Is there a way to tell which form is beneath it, other than by using a global variable? I'm trying to avoid having to do this: -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
