>Hi all
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>I have 2 methods in a class, ShowForm() and FormRespond(). The situation is that ShowForm() will fire up a form and display it, however, when the form is displayed it can and will at somepoint call the FormRespond() method in the class, once the FormRespond() method is called I want ShowForm() to continue and return the reponse from the form.
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>However, the problem arises because I don't want the form modal, I don't want to have to close the form to recieve its response, I need it to respond itself.
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>In a nutshell ShowForm() needs to do:
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Display the Form
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Wait around until the form has called respond
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FormRespond is called, then (somehow) informs ShowForm that it can continue
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ShowForm then continues and returns the value
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>Is this possible? The reason for using Show() is that the form doesn't need to close once it has responded, so I want it to still display.
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>Hope that makes sense
>Thanks

Can you just publish a public event and subscribe to it?
Make the form have an event that is fired in your respond method.

Brian Seekford
Seekford Solutions, Inc.
http://www.SeekfordSolutions.com
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