When container is add to a form with Thisform.AddObject() it is added to the form Event loop. In the case of Thisform.Addproperty, only refrence is stored into it. Thre's no other relations between the form and object added this way.
In your case, I dint see why it has to be inside the form. It may as weel be outside it side by side.


>Not being happy of having a scrollable container in a form, I have been playing around with the following to put a moveable scrollable from inside another form.
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>THISFORM.ADDPROPERTY("ofrm_interior",NEWOBJECT('myfrmscrollable','myClass' ))
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>THISFORM.oFrm_Interior.MOVE(0,0,300,300)
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>SHOW WINDOW (THISFORM.ofrm_interior.NAME) IN WINDOW (THISFORM.NAME)
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>Seems like it will work well with our needs by giving a moveable scrollable container that can be minimized etc.
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>My questions is if this can cause any issues that I am not aware of by having a form created inside another form?
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>Example of possible use would be for this interior form to contain an image of our long standarized forms/reports and have the user simple use the interior scrollable form to click on the section that they wish to make changes on. This in turn would navigate to the correct pageframe what contains that information on the original form.