use an event handler ofthe secondary form (I.E. OnShow, On Activate, etc.) or
create an alternate Create function for the form where you can pass a paramater
to it which can then fire the desired code execution.
Dave
stefanst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,
the solution I use in such a situations is the following:
1. define a private member of the form:
FActivated: boolean;
2. in OnActivate handler:
if not FActivated then begin
// it is important the flag to be set before the action
FActivated := true;
// PUT YOUR CODE HERE
Act_New.Execute;
end;
Best,
Stefan
--- In [email protected], "Dino Lolli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Guys
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> I have the following statement
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> var
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> frm_Client : Tfrm_Client;
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> begin
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> frm_Client := Tfrm_Client.Create(Self);
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> try
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> frm_Client.ShowModal;
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> frm_Client.Act_New.Execute;
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> finally
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> frm_Client.Release;
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> end;
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> end;
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> The act_new.execute cannor run as it only executes after the form is
closed.
> What would be the correct way to achieve the act_new.execute in this
code?
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> Many thanks
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> Regards
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> Dino Lolli
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