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Changing property of form 2 from form 1 2
- Thread starter ganj
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Hi
DO FORM FORM1 NAME oForm1 LINKED
DO FORM FORM2 NAME oForm2 LINKED
Now you can reference.. in
Form2.cmdButton.Click
*********************
oForm1.Windowstate = 2
oForm1.BackColor = RGB(128,128,128)
... whatever..
Hope this helps you
ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com
DO FORM FORM1 NAME oForm1 LINKED
DO FORM FORM2 NAME oForm2 LINKED
Now you can reference.. in
Form2.cmdButton.Click
*********************
oForm1.Windowstate = 2
oForm1.BackColor = RGB(128,128,128)
... whatever..
Hope this helps you
ramani (Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com
Mike Gagnon
Programmer
wgcs
somebodys gotta write a FAQ on this...
Go for it, since you already did a few today...do it "one more time"
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first
somebodys gotta write a FAQ on this...
Go for it, since you already did a few today...do it "one more time"
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first
- Thread starter
- #6
I'm afraid but this does not solve my problem yet.
How can I reference an object on form 1 from form 2? All I nned to to is change a property. I can't use linked forms nor public variable?
Why on earth is a form totally isolated from another form and how can I break this?
pls help!!!!!!!!!!!
How can I reference an object on form 1 from form 2? All I nned to to is change a property. I can't use linked forms nor public variable?
Why on earth is a form totally isolated from another form and how can I break this?
pls help!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi ganj,
I think you are mistaken. May be not !
LINKED does not mean here that the forms are linked. It is only linked to the name provided. When you release the named variable, the form also gets released. That is all it means. It is optional.
Since, you are providing a name to the form, you can reference it with that name.
ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com
I think you are mistaken. May be not !
LINKED does not mean here that the forms are linked. It is only linked to the name provided. When you release the named variable, the form also gets released. That is all it means. It is optional.
Since, you are providing a name to the form, you can reference it with that name.
ramani
(Subramanian.G),FoxAcc, ramani_g@yahoo.com
also, all forms are available in the array/collection thingy in _SCREEN.Forms[ n ] ...
To make a general solution, you could search through all the forms by name using:
FOR EACH loFrm in _SCREEN.Forms
wait window loFrm.name
IF loFrm.name="myFormsClassName" ;
or loFrm.Caption="My Form's Caption"
loFrm.propertyname = whatever
ENDIF
ENDFOR
This'll support multiple forms, or if one form just doesn't exist!
To make a general solution, you could search through all the forms by name using:
FOR EACH loFrm in _SCREEN.Forms
wait window loFrm.name
IF loFrm.name="myFormsClassName" ;
or loFrm.Caption="My Form's Caption"
loFrm.propertyname = whatever
ENDIF
ENDFOR
This'll support multiple forms, or if one form just doesn't exist!
Mike Gagnon
Programmer
ganj
Why on earth is a form totally isolated from another form and how can I break this?
Then use a public reference to the form
PUBLIC oForm1,oForm2
DO FORM FORM1 NAME oForm1 LINKED
DO FORM FORM2 NAME oForm2 LINKED
From form 2 try:
oFrom1.command1.click()
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first
Why on earth is a form totally isolated from another form and how can I break this?
Then use a public reference to the form
PUBLIC oForm1,oForm2
DO FORM FORM1 NAME oForm1 LINKED
DO FORM FORM2 NAME oForm2 LINKED
From form 2 try:
oFrom1.command1.click()
Mike Gagnon
If you want to get the best response to a question, please check out FAQ184-2483 first
- Thread starter
- #11
@wgcs:
your solution using the _screen array is the solution I was looking for. I can't use DO FORM FORM1 NAME oForm1 LINKED
AND DO FORM FORM2 NAME oForm2 LINKED because my app is Codemine based, and this framework has another method of calling forms.
thanks to all who posted, most appreciate your help!
your solution using the _screen array is the solution I was looking for. I can't use DO FORM FORM1 NAME oForm1 LINKED
AND DO FORM FORM2 NAME oForm2 LINKED because my app is Codemine based, and this framework has another method of calling forms.
thanks to all who posted, most appreciate your help!
Thanks, FoxEgg!
Just revealing what I've learned from a variety of sources, packaged together in one place... I'm really curious if anyone has other methods: The issue of calling one forms PEMs from another form is really fundamental to a VFP application's architecture, since it not only relates to Forms, but ANY objects that you create.
These patterns aren't limited to VFP, either, so it's really an interesting thing to think about and discuss!
Just revealing what I've learned from a variety of sources, packaged together in one place... I'm really curious if anyone has other methods: The issue of calling one forms PEMs from another form is really fundamental to a VFP application's architecture, since it not only relates to Forms, but ANY objects that you create.
These patterns aren't limited to VFP, either, so it's really an interesting thing to think about and discuss!
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