> Manually call FrmDrawForm in your dialog code, then init the > fields, then do FrmDoDialog.
OK, I tried this one too, just as an exercise. It worked, but there are some caveats. At first, I did FrmInitForm, then FrmDrawForm, then wrote to the fields, then called FrmSetEventHandler and FrmDoDialog. This didn't work - it was still writing on the screen beneath the form. Then I figured out that this was happening because the new form, although loaded and drawn, was still not active - it is FrmDoDialog that makes it active. So, I inserted a FrmSetActiveForm before the call to FrmDrawForm. That worked - once. Then I immediately got a crash. I figured out that this was happening because I was setting the new form as active - but was not making the old one active once the new one was deleted. So, I started saving the currently active form (FrmGetActiveForm), then doing the whole FrmInitForm, FrmSetActiveForm, FrmDrawForm, set fields, FrmSetEventHandler, FrmDoDialog, FrmGetControlValue, FrmDeleteForm thing, and then finally restoring the original active form via FrmSetActiveForm. This finally worked. Regards, Vesselin -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
