Enable application framework

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Sachin Palewar

If you are using VS 2005 you can try looping through
MDIForm.MdiChildren, instead of application.openforms.

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Sachin Palewar
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In a new WindowsForm project with default settings I wrote a loop:
For Each frm In My.Application.OpenForms

If frm.Name <> "MDIMain" Then

frm.Close()

End If

Next

Everything was fine until I decided to use Sub Main as Startup object. In
order to have it in the list of startup objects I had to uncheck Enable
application framework. Since that I have My.Application.OpenForms
highlighted and IDE says 'OpenForms is not a member of
'CMS.My.MyApplication'

How can I have OpenForms collection in my project if I use Sub Main as
Startup object?

Thank you

vovan
 
Thanks a lot for your good advice

vovan

Sachin Palewar said:
If you are using VS 2005 you can try looping through
MDIForm.MdiChildren, instead of application.openforms.

Regards,

Sachin Palewar
(Certified Scrum Master)

Palewar Techno Solutions
(Mobile Solutions for Your Business)
www.palewar.com
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