Jack,
Add a property to your base form class called something like
"CallingForm" and set it to NULL as default. Then, in the called base
form class' Load, add code like this:
THIS.CallingForm = _Screen.Activeform
Then you can always refer to the previous form using
This.CallingForm
So you can:
This.CallingForm.Top = 5
This is off the top of my head but should at least get you going.
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 19/09/2013 05:08 PM, Jack Skelley wrote:
Good Afternoon All
I have done this before and can't get it to work now.
I have a modeless form as a top level form and run the next form. Now I want to
get data from the top level form on the now modal form and it tells me that the
modeless form name is not an object.
On the modal form:
lnForm_top = frmModeless.top
and it says that frmModeless is not an object.
But wexist('frmModeless') returns true...
What am I doing wrong? I have checked other instances of this in other systems
and it works perfectly. I just can't see any differences...
Thnaks!
Jack
Jack Skelley
Senior Director, Programming/Computer Operations
New Jersey Devils
(973)757-6164
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