S
Sean
All,
I've got an application where I pass data from form to form via
openargs. For some reason if I don't close one of the forms, the
openarg parameter nevers gets update. Example
Case one.
Form A calls Form B with openargs of 123. Form B processes data no
problem. User then closes Form B.
Form A now calls Form B with openargs of 456. From B processes data no
problem.
Case two.
Form A calls Form B with openargs of 123. Form B processes data no
problem.
User does NOT close Form B, but switches back to Form A.
Form A now calls Form B with openargs of 456. Form B processes data.
me.openargs in form B still refers to 123, not 456. What is going on?
Why isn't the new args getting to the form?
I'm supposing that because the form is already open, the call to open
Form B isn't really an open.
Thanks
Sean
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I've got an application where I pass data from form to form via
openargs. For some reason if I don't close one of the forms, the
openarg parameter nevers gets update. Example
Case one.
Form A calls Form B with openargs of 123. Form B processes data no
problem. User then closes Form B.
Form A now calls Form B with openargs of 456. From B processes data no
problem.
Case two.
Form A calls Form B with openargs of 123. Form B processes data no
problem.
User does NOT close Form B, but switches back to Form A.
Form A now calls Form B with openargs of 456. Form B processes data.
me.openargs in form B still refers to 123, not 456. What is going on?
Why isn't the new args getting to the form?
I'm supposing that because the form is already open, the call to open
Form B isn't really an open.
Thanks
Sean
_-_-_