VB Control Arrays

[staskied]

I know that will work, but what I cannot do is in one section of code load the frame and then in another section of code make the frame visible. I am looking to find out what I am doing wrong.

[Serge]

Ohh yes you can. All you have to know is an Index of the frame you want to show.

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[staskied]

I do now the index but it still does not work.

Here is the code of the module to create and make visible and invisible frames.

Public Sub modFrame(no As Integer, action As String)
Select Case action
Case "Create"
Load frmInitial.fra(no)
Case "VisibleTrue"
frmInitial.fra(no).Visible = True
Case "VisibleFalse"
frmInitial.fra(no).Visible = False
Case "Position"
frmInitial.fra(no).Move frmInitial.ts1.ClientLeft, frmInitial.ts1.ClientTop, frmInitial.ts1.ClientWidth, frmInitial.ts1.ClientHeight
Case "Border"
frmInitial.fra(no).BorderStyle = 1
Case Else
Exit Sub
End Select

End Sub

I call the create with the following code.
Call modFrame(3, "Create")

I call the visible with this code.
Call modFrame(cnt, "VisibleTrue")

David

[staskied]

I was able to resolve the problem. When I created the new frame it was not assigned to the correct container. I switched that and everything worked properly.
David

[staskied]

I use the following code to add a frame to my application

Load frmInitial.fra(no)

When I am in debug it shows the frame as loaded. I am having a problem making the frame visible. If I do the visible command right after the load everything works fine, but I want to be able to make the frame become visible and invisible at will. Does anyone have any ideas?

David Staskiewicz

[Serge]

Sure:


Load frmInitial.fra(no)
frmInitial.fra(no).Visible = True


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Serge

Programmer Analyst
[email protected]
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ICQ#: 51055819