hi, i have a multiform application, on the Close event of each form a confirmation dialog is displayed.
The user clicks a button on each form to move to the next one(or clicks a
button to go back to the previous form), when he/she does this the current
form's Visible property is set to false and that of the desired form is set to
true.
When the user exits the application, Me.Close would only close the current form
and all previous forms would remain in memory. I remember reading from the
documentation that QUIT should not be used in GUI applications. If i close all
previously opened forms by using FormName.Close each form's confirmation dialog
pops up.
I've been thinking of way out of this, the only idea i've been able to come up
with is that if there is a way a function could tell who called it, i could use
that to prevent the confirmation dialogs from being displayed on form close.
Say user closes Form C, now Forms A & B are have their Visible property set to
False so they are hidden. On the Close event of Form C i call Form A,B & C's
Close method. If Form A & B's Close method could tell that they've been called
from another form, then maybe i could prevent the confirmation dialogs from
popping up. Or could there be some other way to do this?
I have a attached a sample application which illustrates the problem.
Thanks in advance :)
Vikram Shankar Nair
multiformClose.tar.gz
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