>>I just gave an idea, and in real world a developer should take precautions >restoring datasession and refreshing controls back. You probably know what is >my interface technique, which just eliminate all these problems, especially >forn real interface when all forms already open and LOAD() event is not >available.
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>Yes, its sort of like handing a gun to somebody with a round in the chamber who does not know exactly what he/she is getting. Cmon Ed, the guy asked a question and you gave him a cryptic, non-complete - somewhat half-assed response back. People come up here looking for answers - not crap responses. Ed, I get the impression you are into quantity - not quality. I see lots of posts from you chiming in when others have already given a response. Is that your idea of maintaining you MVP status - which by the way - totally counfounds me as to how you have actually earned that. I have yet to broach the subject with MS - but I will.
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>Sorry Ed, but your lame response to me has got me really torked. You say in your response that a developer should take precautions restoring datasessions and so forth. Did it ever occur to you that maybe the reason the guy is asking the question is because he is not familar with the whole concept? Your response to me is indicitive of how you respond to things - from your prespective. "Gee, this is how I do things - so I will respond this way". That's lame Ed. You need to put yourself in his/her shoes and answer the question. If you don't think you can give an answer - then don't.
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>As far as this part of your response to me:
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>"You probably know what is my interface technique, which just eliminate all these problems, especially forn real interface when all forms already open and LOAD() event is not available."
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>What the heck does that mean? Ed, I am really beginning to question how much about the product you really know? You don't like my tone here...tough.

It was the most outrageous message I've ever seen on UT!

You probably spend too much time on DEVX forum barking to other people.
I'm not going to discuss any things with you anymore until you will apologize. I spent much more time here than you, that's right. And I got some positive replies from people, so I believe I had chance to help them here, and I don't care what you're thinking about this.
The last technical note: my interface technique really provides way of eliminating the necessity of private datasessions completely. Many people here again know what's this about, just because they have respect to listen others.
I guess the main problem you have is to really approach MS and ask to install SuperMVP status which will be eternally in your possession.