Thanka Tobias and Fabien, theres what i think about two solutions:
1) The proposed from tobias are not beatifull but easy to understand and
good hack ..
From: Tobias Boege
> In FAuth you can write:
>
> Public Sub MyShowModal(theParameter As ...)
> ' Do something with theParameter
> Me.Show
Well Tobi I think you need to complete the idea.
in fAuth :
Private $iId as Integer
Public Value as Integer
Public sub Run(Id as integer) as boolean
dim hForm as new hAuth
$iId = Id
return not hForm.ShowModal()
End
Public sub _Load()
'Get UserInfo from $iId and then
txtUser.Text = resul
On Fri, 09 Aug 2013, PICCORO McKAY Lenz wrote:
> i need to invoke another from from main form, but need to pass one
> parameter, how can i do that?
>
> i have tho following code in main form, where i cant pass parameters to the
> "FAuth" form that invoke?:
>
> ' create a instance of the another f
i need to invoke another from from main form, but need to pass one
parameter, how can i do that?
i have tho following code in main form, where i cant pass parameters to the
"FAuth" form that invoke?:
' create a instance of the another form, that have tow input text, id and
password
fauth = Ne
