P Put Claude Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2010 #1 Hi guys, after stroggeling with the arrays defining, I got the same error on compiling for device and desk, see image.... any solution. Had to rewrite much of my code that has arrays that are automatic initiated. Put Claude Belgium Attachments error.jpg 12.8 KB · Views: 374
Hi guys, after stroggeling with the arrays defining, I got the same error on compiling for device and desk, see image.... any solution. Had to rewrite much of my code that has arrays that are automatic initiated. Put Claude Belgium
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2010 #2 Form.Show is a method. You can't assign a value to it.
S sitajony Active Member Licensed User May 7, 2010 #3 You can also use .Visible propriete on V6.90: frmMain.Visible = False
P Put Claude Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2010 #4 Thanks guys Thanks a lot, You all are amazing, I am glad I did ask it on the spot, helps me a lot. IT IS ALL WORKING NOW...... This is realy the only forum I now with so many helping minds.... Put Claude Belgium
Thanks guys Thanks a lot, You all are amazing, I am glad I did ask it on the spot, helps me a lot. IT IS ALL WORKING NOW...... This is realy the only forum I now with so many helping minds.... Put Claude Belgium
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 7, 2010 #5 frmMain.Visible = False Click to expand... Actually it is not possible. The Visible property is a read-only property. You should use Form.Hide to hide a form.
frmMain.Visible = False Click to expand... Actually it is not possible. The Visible property is a read-only property. You should use Form.Hide to hide a form.
S sitajony Active Member Licensed User May 9, 2010 #6 Erel said: Actually it is not possible. The Visible property is a read-only property. You should use Form.Hide to hide a form. Click to expand... When we type "Control("Form1").Visible" we can get and set a boolean value... But if we want Show the Form on starting we should type Form1.Show... I'm using this syntax and it work perfectly, in starting I show and set the visible propriete to False for stay the program in background task...
Erel said: Actually it is not possible. The Visible property is a read-only property. You should use Form.Hide to hide a form. Click to expand... When we type "Control("Form1").Visible" we can get and set a boolean value... But if we want Show the Form on starting we should type Form1.Show... I'm using this syntax and it work perfectly, in starting I show and set the visible propriete to False for stay the program in background task...
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 9, 2010 #7 While it may work in some cases, the recommended way is to use Form.Hide (which gives the exact same result).
While it may work in some cases, the recommended way is to use Form.Hide (which gives the exact same result).