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Asked by wolfcoop in .NET, .Net Editors & IDEs, Microsoft Visual Studio Express
ok this should be easy. I have code that works fine if my form is a stand alone form. When developing I had it as the start up form of a project so it ran and spawned Dialog based forms that had a reference back to the parent form(shown in the code below) that let me reference any control on the Parent form.
I had to move the form into another form, frmMainMenu, and launch the form from a menu item, so there is now a Parent form for my form that used to be stand alone, and my reference code does not error out, in other words I can select controls on the Parent form through the intellisense drop down when coding on the spawned modal form, but no values are coming through. i.e. I can have the following code: this code is on the form load event of the spawned form(MsgBox(frmPatientList
.UltraGrid
1.Rows.Cou
nt)) and I do not get an object does not exist error, and there is no Ultragrid1 on the modal form, but even with Rows in the grid it shows 0 in the message box. I know I am just missing something in how I am referencing the form. Can anyone help me out. Nothing in the ShowDialog form creation, or the reference on the created form has changed. I tried frmMainMenu.frmPatienList and it does not like that one bit, and now I am just chasing my tail
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Here is my form creation code in the stand alone form frmPatienList:
Dim frmPatientDetails As New frmPatient_Details
frmPatientDetails.frmPatientListReference = Me
frmPatientDetails.ShowDialog()
and my reference code on frmPatient_Details is:
Public Property frmPatientListReference() As frmPatientList
Get
Return _frmPatientListReference
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As frmPatientList)
_frmPatientListReference = Value
End Set
End Property
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