If you are using data environments check that the auto close property is not
set to True. If it is the tables in the data environment will be closed
when the form is released.
John Weller
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Also, I have two variables I use in each form to keep track of whether or
not I'm in adding mode or edit mode. They're called Adding and Editing.
When I open that second form then close it to return to the first form
(which is still open), I lose Adding and Editing since I release them when
Ken Dibble wrote:
Also, I have two variables I use in each form to keep track of whether or
not I'm in adding mode or edit mode. They're called Adding and Editing.
When I open that second form then close it to return to the first form
(which is still open), I lose Adding and Editing since I
Well, you already have a few global objects where you could hang properties.
_screen
_application
_vfp
Just pick one, and add your properties, or you could use the forms
collection which is under _screen. I believe all the above objects have an
activeforms collection as well.
John
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John J. Mihaljevic wrote:
Hi all,
In this project I'm working on, my users wanna be able to have several forms
open at once. For example, if they're in the Finished Goods form, they may
wanna open up the Customers form. If I open the Customers form and then
close it, when I return to the
I am not one to be able to give you authoritative advise, but look into the
.visible property of the form, and the possibility of creating methods on
the form which will enable it to be hidden without actually releasing them.
Once done, you may also be able to have a method to have the form show
John
You might want to have a look at the samples solutions
\vfp9\Samples\Solution.
run the 'solution.app'
There is one in the
Forms/RunMultipleInstancesOfAForm
This will show you how to have several forms open at the same time.
You might want to think about getting a Framework.
Andrew Stirling
John,
All you need to do is set a private datasession for the form and that will
allow you to continue regardless of how many times the form is open -
assuming that you can deal with potential record locks that is.
Dave Crozier
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