Child form not open from mdiparent

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does not set mdi child
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Posted 30-Jan-12 7:43am

ken A to Z

Updated 30-Jan-12 7:53am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-12 13:44pm

Why using MDI at all? This is a broken UI style, who needs it?..
--SA

ken A to Z 30-Jan-12 13:51pm

I have Created Own controls including Mdi that why am using.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-12 14:11pm

My advise it to get rid of MDI. MDI is a bad thing, discouraged even by Microsoft. I'm not interested in helping to make bad thing working...
The alternatives are much easier and much better for the users, too.
--SA

OriginalGriff 30-Jan-12 14:01pm

Do you really think we are going to download an unknown file, from an unknown host, on the say-so of an unknown poster?
No.
Post the relevant code fragments. Not the whole thing, just the relevant bits. Then we will look at them.
But don't post the whole thing, that is called a code dump and is considered rude.
Use the "Improve question" widget to edit your question and provide better information.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-12 14:09pm

To be fair, there is nothing dangerous in just downloading the file; we are not going to run anything; it should be just the text files. But there is no interest in doing it in this case. The problem should be explained first, including the goals of the application.

As to the code, it's the best to develop a complete but very short code sample specially for asking the question. If should be fully ready to build and demonstrate the problem. By the way, doing this homework often helps to resolve the problem without our help.

--SA

OriginalGriff 30-Jan-12 14:24pm

Indeed - but all I see is a secured link going to an anonymous redirect (https://skydrive.live.com/redir.aspx?cid=ad795c29e4a410cf&resid=AD795C29E4A410CF!121&parid=AD795C29E4A410CF!118) - I have no idea what is at the other end, or what it contains. Even if it is just text files, I'm pretty sure it won't just be the relevant bits, so the easiest way I would get a clue where the problem might be is to load it into VS and look - and I don't know what that code is, or does...
Safer just to say "No" and move on - it's back to being his problem then... :laugh:

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-12 14:28pm

Whatever it is, we agree that it's the best to avoid it.
Thank you.
--SA

Kreagan Naicker 30-Jan-12 16:26pm

This question / request for assistance is as good as one of my users logging a call / case which states "Please Help".

You have to elaborate on your question, give as much information as possible so that they kind people on the forums can give accurate and concise input / feedback.

Posting questions like the one above only leads to frustration on both parties side.

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