Michiel,

I don't think you can issue a Show() message from inside the Init(). If the form is modal you prevent the Init from really completing. It's the same as issuing a READ EVENTS inside Init() it's not a good idea. If you want to use an object instead of a DO FORM you'll have to just call the Show() method in the line after createobject().

>We are using VisualFoxPro 6.0. We defined a form in our class library. We create this form like this:
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>fSearch = CREATEOBJECT("listform")
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>Works like a charm. After that we put in the Init() of that form the following:
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>THISFORM.SHOW()
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>We have defined a button on this form with the Cancel property set to TRUE. When we press this button the following is done (in the Click() event):
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>THISFORM.RELEASE()
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>And nothing happens. The form ISN'T closed. But when we press the X (closebutton) on the righttop side of the form it DOES close.