Peter Cushing wrote:
> Paul Newton wrote:
>
>> I found that this approach (SHOW WINDOW ChildForm) does not seem to
>> actually fire any events of ChildForm - not when I tried it
>>
> Hi Paul,
>
> SHOW WINDOW childform fires the ACTIVATE event for me with standard
> forms (I.e. not top level or subclassed or anything unusual). Not
> really tried any other combinations.
Peter
That is what I would expect. My settings for the parent form are
Top-level form, Desktop = .T. and AlwaysOnTop = .T.
I have actually tweaked the code to deal with childform exists but not
visible:
IF NOT WEXIST("ShowData")
DO FORM ShowData WITH THISFORM.TargetForm,"aShowData"
THISFORM.ChildForm = ShowData
ELSE
IF NOT WVISIBLE("ShowData")
SHOW WINDOW ShowData
ENDIF
THISFORM.ChildForm.Refresh(THISFORM.TargetForm,"aShowData")
ENDIF
I'm very happy with this
Cheers
Paul
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