David,
Minimize one while in the other and do the same in reverse.
dObj.Window.Activate
If dObj.Window.Status = wsMinimized Then
dObj.Window.Status = wsNormal
End If
Subject: Multiple Dialogs ???
If my XML file holds two different Dialogs, let's just call them Dialog1 and
dialog2.
In Dialog1, I have a couple of Radiobuttons, which do not figure in dialog2.
Will I have to code seperate DialogEventHandler functions for each of the two
dialogs? Or, is there a way, in the
If DialogCreated Then
section of the handler, to discern, which dialog is currently being created?
Of course, if I tried to set the values for the radiobuttons in dialog2 (which
does have no radiobuttons), I am met with an error.
What is the best approach here?
Also, if I have a button in my dialog1, that when pressed, will open dialog2.
As the things stands right now, it keeps dialog1 open in one window, and then
opens dialog2 in a second window. Any tip, how to get the dialog1 disappear
temporarily. I.e, if you have a settings dialog as dialog1, and you then have a
button saying "ReadMe", which would hide dialog1, open dialog2, and when you
close dialog2, you would be right back in dialog1. Hmm, did that make sense?
What is the suggested way of performing such a swap?
Thanks,
