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I read a short article that says in order to not see the desktop, and only my forms, I need to use app.hide()
The problem is that when I try it, I get syntax errors. I've searched through the boards and through the ObjectPal guide that I have, but I have not been able to find out exactly how to do this (what code and where)
I also cannot seem to find where in the Object Explorer it is indicated whether a form is a child or a dialog.
I know this seems simple, but its very frustrating.
Thank you for your help.
Thanks so much, Rum!
I took your code and refined it to my purposed. No arrays for me, so I was able to simplify it, and in the end it wound up working better than I actually had planned! (Was able to sort just by selecting the drop-down menu item, didn't need a separate button, like I thought I would)
This worked very well, and I thank you.
Ash
Thanks so much, Rum!
I took your code and refined it to my purposed. No arrays for me, so I was able to simplify it, and in the end it wound up working better than I actually had planned! (Was able to sort just by selecting the drop-down menu item, didn't need a separate button, like I thought I would)
This worked very well, and I thank you.
Ash
Thank you
The problem was that I had it set up as a child instead of a dialog.
Also, missed declaring the var.
Once you told me where to find that and change it, it worked perfectly.
Thanks again.
Never mind.
Tried for a few days, couldn't get libraries to work (maybe a windows 10 issue?), but I figured it out using a query to a temp table, and pulled the value from the temp table into the second form.
Maybe not the most elegant, but it works.