I'm trying to adapt a previously-constructed form to use a custom object for some of its functionality. It's been like juggling chainsaws under fire - you've got a 100% chance of injury. Anyway, if any of the custom object's methods get called, the form lodges in memory and won't destroy.
The custom object is used by another form which I built from scratch (i.e. no legacy baggage) and destroys fine.
Anyone have any ideas on how to track this down? The form is called by a PRG and returns a value to a memory variable. It SEEMS to be getting hung up in the UNLOAD, but I cleared that method and the behaviour didn't change.
TIA - Dan the Desperate
Dan LeClair
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