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So, in my keyup event, I'm also acquiring the user's email address. This calls a function (in my module class) that performs an ldap query to obtain that info.
This is how I accomplish it...
txtTo.Text = FindEmail(txtShare.Text)
So, in order to get this into it's own thread as well, would I simply follow the past instructions, but place the delegate sub in the module? (I know I could try before I ask, but I'm a bit lazy today)...
May need some guidance on this - it may be as simple as plugging in what I've previously used - so it could be super-easy points for somebody... :^)
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So, in my keyup event, I'm also acquiring the user's email address. This calls a function (in my module class) that performs an ldap query to obtain that info.
This is how I accomplish it...
txtTo.Text = FindEmail(txtShare.Text)
So, in order to get this into it's own thread as well, would I simply follow the past instructions, but place the delegate sub in the module? (I know I could try before I ask, but I'm a bit lazy today)...
May need some guidance on this - it may be as simple as plugging in what I've previously used - so it could be super-easy points for somebody... :^)
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Idle_Mind has illustrated how to use it... Sorry, I was lazy :)
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Sorry for the delay IM - hope to try this out shortly...
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Presumably I'd have to change it from
txtTo.Text=FindEmail(txtSh
to something else...?