Calling a forms Public routine

I want to call a forms public routine (of my own making) and I want to do it dynamically by using the forms collection. I can't seem to make it work

Ex.

Code:

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Dim frm as Form

For Each frm in Forms

  If frm.Visible Then CallByName frm, "ResizeForm", VbMethod

next

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Any solutions?

The only way this works is if I substitute the frm for the actual form name (being it's an object) in the CallByName call.

That should work as long as all forms have a public sub called ResizeForm.

Code:

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Private Sub Command1_Click()
      Dim Frm            As Form
      For Each Frm In Forms
            If Frm.Visible Then ResizeForm Frm
      Next
End Sub

Public Function ResizeForm(Frm As Form)
      With Frm
            .Top = 500
            .Left = 500
            .Width = 500
            .Height = 500
      End With
End Function

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Taking a wild guess

Jazz00006,

That would work if each form did not have it's own resize function. Each form has it's own resize function and it needs to be called.

vb Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim frm As Form
For Each frm In Forms
If frm.Visible = True Then frm.resizeform
Next frm
End Sub

works fine as long as each form has that particular function. Which from what you just said seems like each does :)

Sorry, thought it was a custom function <_< should read things more thoroughly more often

Glad you fixed your problem too.

Hell-Lord,

That was the first thing I tried... No Joy!!!

That is odd works fine for me...

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Hell-Lord

vb Code:

Private Sub Command1_Click()
Dim frm As Form
For Each frm In Forms
If frm.Visible = True Then frm.resizeform
Next frm
End Sub

works fine as long as each form has that particular function. Which from what you just said seems like each does :)

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Nope, I get "Object does not support this method" on frm.ResizeForm

But I did find a way:

Code:

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Dim i As Long

    For i = 1 To Forms.Count - 1

            If Forms(i).Visible Then CallByName Forms(i), "ResizeForm", VbMethod

    Next i

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Thanks for your input guys.

I am having this same exact problem. I have only one form in my frm collection. The form in that collection differs depending on the situation (which is why it isn't a known form name, someone else wrote the original code). I'm trying to call a public function called "Update" which is in various forms (frmBulletDisplay is one example).

frmBulletDisplay(for example) has

Public Function Update ()
(with a lot of code)

and my other function defines
Dim frm As Form
If isFormOpen Then Set frm = Forms(Me.lbxForm).Form '(Depending on which form the user is wanting to display)
frm.Update

the last line is what is causing the problems where the error message says "Run-time error '2465': Application-defined or object-defined error".
(Yes Me.lbxForm is really set to frmBulletDisplay in this case)...

Watyer

http://www.vbforums.com/attachment.p...id=47243&stc=1
I just wanted to point out that the thread you replied to is 2 years old so you may not get any response.