Ken Kixmoeller (j/s) wrote:
> OK, I'm having a "momentary lapse of lucid thought." Maybe, like
> Michael, pressing the "Send" button will suddenly lift the veil from my
> eyes...
>
> Here is the situation: I need to run a form in "batch mode." The user
> has a batch of cards in front of hizzer (which is my new word for "his
> or her"). An administrator has already determined that there are 75
> cards in the batch, and populated a "batchinfo" table to that effect.
>
> The form controller has opened that "batchinfo" table, gotten to the
> right record, populated a bunch of properties, opened the form (modal)
> as an object NoShow. Now I need to (extremely pseudo-code):
>
> for lnCounter = 1 to oFormController.Number_Of_Cards
> if oFormController.oBatchForm.DoSearch()
> oFormController.oBatchForm.Show()
> **** stop and read ****
> endif
> endfor
>
> I can't remember how to get it to STOP so the abuser can edit it! It, of
> course, just goes on to search for the next record. I find myself
> reaching back to the ancient times looking for a READ!
Do you want to pass in the parameter to Show() so the form is modal?
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