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how to close caller form through++?

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Posted on by veeru ogu 3,851

Hi Folks,

I have a form having Ok and Cancel Command Button , in Cancel button I need to call dialog class.

I am calling class like below

  new menuFunction(menuItemActionStr(CreateTrackwiseComplaint),MenuItemType::Action).run();

Dialog form opening but I need to close caller form .

How can I achieve this. 

Regards,

Veer

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  • Bashir Ahmad Profile Picture
    Bashir Ahmad 5,248 on at

    Parent should not be closed unless child form is closed

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    Bashir Ahmad 5,248 on at

    If you really want to close the first detach the caller and close the caller form formRun.detach();

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    veeru ogu 3,851 on at

    Thanks for your reply

    How can i detach the caller , where i have to write a code for detach.

    Thanks

    veer

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    veeru ogu 3,851 on at

    Thank you very for sharing your view .

    i have completed if parent and child are two forms.

    here my scenario i have parent form i.e Runbase Class(dialog form) and child normal form having ok and cancel . if i hit cancel need to get dialog form

    Regards,

    Veer

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    Community Member on at

    In semi code the code of you're cancel button has to look like this:

    MenuFunction menuFunction = new MenuFunction(menuitemActionstr(CreateTrackwiseComplaint), MenuItemType::Action);

    Args args = new Args();

    args.caller(element);

    args.record(DS);

    menuFunction.run(args);

    menuFunction.detach()

    this.close()

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    veeru ogu 3,851 on at

    Hi Walters,

    Thank you for your reply ,

    I have tried same code what ever your mentioned , but menuFunction.detach() not available ?

    Is there any alternative way.

    Regards,

    veer

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    Community Member on at

    Oh I missed the  part that you open a dialog not a form. Instead of opening a dialog you could create an actual form and open and detach it like this:

    FormRun formRun;

    Args args = new Args();

    ;

    args.name(formstr(YOURFORMNAME));

    formRun = ClassFactory.formRunClass(args);

    formRun.init();

    formRun.run();

    formRun.detach();

    this.close();

  • veeru ogu Profile Picture
    veeru ogu 3,851 on at

    Thank you very much.

    This way I have already did and got output.

    For dialog class any other approach.

    Regards,

    veer

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