>>>>>>>Hi
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I have a program that used to work. I have a pageframe with
>>>>>>>several pages and on each page I have created a class containing
>>>>>>>the controls. When the page is activated for the first time I
>>>>>>>create an object from the class containing the controls. I do this
>>>>>>>in order to speed up form loading. Anyway the other pages work fine.
>>>>>>>In fact when I run this from my development environment it works
>>>>>>>fine. However when I create the EXE file and put it in my distribution
>>>>>>>directory I get an error instantiating this object from this one
>>>>>>>page only!!!! Any ideas?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Gary
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Do any of the controls that you are trying to instanciate live in different .vcxs? It sounds like a path/library problem to me. Double check the location of your class libraries and make sure they are included and in the same directories as your other libraries, or include their directories in the path. Probabl the reason it used to work is that the library got moved or the path changed somewhere else in the program.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have a gripe about the way we are forced to do all of this even though the project file knows where the libraries are (if they are included in the project).
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Erik
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes the path is ok. I have controls right next to it in
>>>>>the same library that work fine. It appears to have something
>>>>>to do with the Sheridan Calendar Widget Combo Control. It
>>>>>works in other instantiations from the same class, however.
>>>>>I hate when these kind of bugs show up. They drive me nuts!!!!
>>>>>Any more ideas???? HELP!
>>>>>
>>>>>Gary
>>>>
>>>>What does the error message say?
>>>
>>>

I hate it when I talk to my self that way :p.

Dan
>>>Erik
>>>
>>> I get an 'Object class is invalid for this container' if I try to
>>>rename the class in the project file. And an error# 1736 when I try
>>>to instantiate the object in the program.
>>>
>>>Gary
>>
>>
>>Well, well well. Now I have traced this ridiculous problem to this.
>>If I remove the control source of one field it works. The field does
>>exist in the same table as others on this page and I can even substitute
>>another field from the table and the whole thing works. I have no
>>clue....
>>
>>Go figure...
>>
>>Gary
>
>AHHHHH!!!! Once again I have found that the bug is not in the
>INTEL processor I am using or the Windows 95 operating system
>or the VFP development language....yes once again I am humbled
>to discover my own human frailties....the bug was mine....
>
>Thanks for helping...Gary