It's been a while since I used forms, and I am modifying an existing system
and need to call a form and do some processing and then continue with the
code from the calling form. Modal form. Easy, right?
Well, the calling form code (button) is not stopping while the form I am
calling runs. The INIT() code of the called form runs, the form is
displayed, but control is passed back to the calling form (which closes a
file that the called form needs).
The code that calls the form looks like this:
IF RECCOUNT("Core") > 0 THEN
DO FORM ..\forms\UpReview NAME Review NoShow
Review.show(1)
ENDIF
I can remove the noshow parameter and following line and get the same
results. Both forms are set to Modal. Both are Window type 2-As Top-Level
Form; no change if I make the called for 1-In Top Level Form. Both use the
default datasession. The called form is not hidden or released.
Any clues? Been driving me crazy since yesterday.
TIA,
Lou
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