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Visual FoxPro
Category:
Troubleshooting
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00017313
Message ID:
00017328
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>>>In my nonvisual class my oToolbar property is initialized to .NULL. My login screen comes up, I login and my menu is activated. Now I can select LOGIN from my menu (to login as a different user w/higher access) login as a different user or just cancel...no problems. I now activate one of my forms do a little of this, little of that, or just close it...no problem. I now select LOGIN from my menu, the login class is instanciated and I see it there on my screen, but my error pops up! My only options I have in the error message is OK or help, so I select OK 4-5 times and it goes away. I then close the form (cancel my login) and reselect it from the menu...no problems! If I were to actually login as a new user the vicious circle starts again. I know you may need more information but if anyone has any immediate ideas I'm all ears.
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>>It seems the problem is externally because when you access your login form itself there isn't any problem but if you access another form before.
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>>You are probably having a baseform. Is there something in the base form that might release an application property that is needed for your toolbar?

When I enter my password and alls well, I return the user level to my oApp.login(). I then have thisform.hide(). But I recreate the object when I wish to login again. Is this causing my error?

>could be that the first time you set classlib to ..., you're missing the additive that keeps the new classlib from canceling all the other set classlib commands...

My environment class contains the following..
SET CLASSLIB TO ENCRYPT, MAIN, SPLASH, STSBASE
I don't believe I'm resetting my class library otherwise nothing else would work.

Thx
Jon
Jon Paskett

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer
We all have to start somewhere...
Sometimes over again!
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