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At 09 JUL 2002 09:25:40PM Robert Lee wrote:

Ok, I'm foxed. I've done a search and it appears I am the only one in the world with this problem. I'm using 3.7.5.

For the first time, I am using Utility_FileDlg. When I go into EXAMPLES or SYSPROG, and run it, it works perfectly. I then copy the code and paste it into a DROPDOWN event in my app (changing only the Set Property destination) and I'll be darned if the OI_ComDlg screen doesn't jump all over my screen - as if in some way it was being helpful. Well it ain't! It's a nuisance!

Why? How do I get rid of it?

Heres the code. It should look familiar…

declare function Utility_FileDlg

* mtr

mode=0 ;* open

filter='

index=1

filename='

flags='

initialdir=C:\'

ans=Utility_FileDlg(mode, filter,index,filename,flags,Initialdir)

if len(ans) then

longname =ans
shortname=ans
.MERGE_FILENAME-]text=longname

* .shortname-]text=shortname

end

RETURN 0


At 23 JUL 2002 05:29PM Robert Lee wrote:

Hi Mike

I take it from the *mtr in the code, this is your baby.

Once I click the Hide button on the OI_ComDlg screen, it stays hidden.

I'd appreciate any thoughts you have.

Robert Lee


At 24 JUL 2002 08:14AM Bob Carten, WinWin / RevTech wrote:

Actually, OI_COMDLG is my (rjc) screen.

It should open invisibly and stay invisible unless you set the visible property to 1.

From you Application, if you just exec OI_COMDLG does it show up?

If you open OI_COMDLG in the form designer is the visible property set? If so, clear it, compile the form, see if I stop stepping on your screen.

Bob


At 24 JUL 2002 10:14PM Robert Lee wrote:

Hi Bob

Thanks for your reply. I already checked that, but your post did get me thinking…

I tracked the problem to an over-enthusiastic promoted create event which makes the invisible visible. Seeing as I don't have any hidden forms in my app, it never showed up as a problem before.

Thanks

Robert Lee

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