one formview to another form view..

are the formviews from the same document?

If you want the second view to pop up and float over the first view, then your best bet is to use a modal dialogbox for the scond view.

If you want the second view to replace the first view, you need to use code that will replace the current view.  This is a very common need, even if it is a bit tricky.  It is decribed in:

Q149257 - How to Replace a View in a Splitter Window
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q149/2/57.ASP

and

Q102829 - How to Replace a View in a CMDIChildWnd Window
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q102/8/29.asp 

-- Dan

Hi sedgwick,
yes,forms are in same document.
thanks,
sham.

so iterate your document using POSITION:

//u r in the scope of one of the forms view:
CMyDocument()* pDoc = GetDocument();
POSITION pos = pDoc->GetFirstViewPosition();
while(pos)
{
CMyFormView* pView = (CMyFormView*)pDoc->GetNextView(pos);
if(pView == this)
    continue; //the same form view

/*since u can have more than 2 viewes in the document so u probably have an identification in order to determine which form view u want to work with.*/

}

good luck

U can use the IsKindof() function to determine what view you are iterating through. This function violates polymorphism but is handy at times like this.

hi shambhu_421,
Do you have any additional questions?  Do any comments need clarification?

-- Dan

Comment from DanRollins accepted as answer.

Thank you
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