On you forms, instead of having a button call another form, the button does something like ths:
SAVEROW Set vBtnFlag = 'SecondForm' CLOSEWINDOW RETURN the code that calls your form would look something like this Label MainForm EDIT USING FirstForm where ....... if vBtnFlag = 'SeconForm' then Run seconformcode Goto MainForm Endif If vBtnFlag = 'Quit' then Return Endif Dennis McGrath ________________________________ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 8:58 AM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: Saving Data in form to table Actually I was confused by your terminology... What do you mean by "popup"? I think everyone here considers a "popup" as being a "popup menu" that you define on the field where it just brings up a list of values to choose from. If you are calling the form from an eep (whether from a field or a button), then you do something like this. Haven't tested it... Your main program (you need a flag to tell you whether to come back to the first form) LABEL formagain SET VAR vFromSecond TEXT = NULL EDIT USING FirstForm IF vFromSecond = 'yes' THEN GOTO formagain ENDIF The eep code that calls up the second form EDIT USING SecondForm -- this code happens after you have exited the second form and want to go back to the first form SET VAR vFromSecond = 'yes' CLOSEWINDOW -- this closes the first form RETURN Ok, Sounds good. Now how do you exit the form when you use the popup instead of the form being in the background.
