Dave Crozier wrote:
I have a set of forms that sometimes I want to be modal (when the form passing
parameters to and from other forms) and other times I want to be modeless.
Anyone got a solution without duplicating the for in Modal and modeless copies?
I've tried the Form.Show(1) or form.show(2) in the init() of the form but it
totally screws up the ReadEvents of VFP and crashes the system
Just tried creating a modal form and in the init
PARAMETERS cMode
IF cMode = 'MODELESS'
thisform.WindowType = 0
ENDIF
That seems to work ok. Could you use that?
Peter
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