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jonwiper
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Registered: 30-03-2005
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Can you for loop a whole form?

Heh,

Is it possible on a form for the user to click a button which reloads the form but resets it also, and does this via a for loop?

Thanks.

09-04-2005 at 02:40 PM

yronium
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Re: Can you for loop a whole form?

What do you mean by "reset"?

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09-04-2005 at 04:17 PM

jonwiper
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Registered: 30-03-2005
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Re: Can you for loop a whole form?

I mean that I want the form to be loaded as if for the first time. I.e. load a form, someone click a button and the same form loads again, then repeat this action several times.

I'll need a for loop I know that, I just wanted to know if I can 'for' loop whole forms.

Thanks.

09-04-2005 at 11:12 PM

JLRodgers
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Registered: 04-04-2002
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Re: Can you for loop a whole form?

Normally you'd just clear all the controls from text... then call the routine that loads the stuff...

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10-04-2005 at 06:17 AM

steve_w
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Registered: 18-04-2003
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Re: Can you for loop a whole form?

Hi

Have a read of this topic, it should give you some ideas

Steve

http://www.andreavb.com/forum/viewtopic_1610.html

11-04-2005 at 10:12 AM

yronium
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Re: Can you for loop a whole form?

quote:
jonwiper wrote:
I mean that I want the form to be loaded as if for the first time.

...so, why not unload and load it again?
I'd place an external routine in a module, and call it by the button click. This routine should accept a form as a parameter, in order to unload it and load it again.
If you need to reload the starting form, you can start the project from a Sub Main routine instead.
Don't forget to reset all the global variables that affect form's behaviour.
Hope it helps.

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11-04-2005 at 10:47 AM

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