Ron,

I guess, it's a little bit inclear, what do you want to accomplish. If you drop another class on your form, which is not your class, I guess, in your button click code you can access properties of this class, but you can not directly change the code in a class itself.

If my understanding is correct and Find Record is modal dialog, you can refresh your form only after this dialog is closed, e.g. in button click: thisform.refresh()

If you can change this class directly, you can put code of refreshing form in the class directly (say, in FindRecord method - last line):

if type("this.parent")="O" and upper(this.parent.baseclass)="FORM" && Not sure if this check is needed at all, but just in case
        this.parent.refresh()
endif

>Hello to the list..
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>I just had my first experience with a class and have a question.
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>I created a form from the find dialog class and put it behind a find button on my form. It works fine finding the record, but the form doesn't refresh until I close the find dialog. 2 quesitons...
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>1-Is droping a class on a form really that easy, and
>2-where or how do I refresh the parent form so I can use the find again of the dialog.
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>Thanks in advance.