>But... I'm missing something.... I need to populate the form with different
>types of information and consequently need something like:
>
>CallForm(FormID,param1,param2, etc...)
You're not going to find that I'm afraid. You have a two choices that
I can see, based on your scant information:
-- Create separate forms and call them explicitly;
-- Create a generic form, set a global, and do the form-specific
stuff in the form handler based on the global. That's just moving the
form-specific stuff from one location in your code to another as far
as I can see.
Maybe you could do what you want with C++ also. I don't know, not
knowing much about it.
You can reuse forms, to some extent, if you factor your functionality
carefully. If you're just getting started with this stuff, however, I
would suggest you just do it the hard way and forget about elegant
generic forms until you have a better understanding of how the
architecture works.
If you provide more specific information, perhaps someone can give
you a more useful response.
Regards,
Steve Mann
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