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Quote PalmSounds:
In viziBasic I have a button. The code in the button says:

OPENFORM 2


Quote JoeV:
I have never found an easy way to use custom forms with Vizibasic. It seems to have been designed for form 0 only. What you ask is easily done in IziBasic, though:

openform 2
repeat
a=waitevent
select case a
case 1
'button 1 code here
case 2
'button 2 code here
'etc,etc
end select
until a=-1

There may be a trick to using custom forms with Vizibasic, but I do not know what it is. Perhap Aldweb can help.


What if PalmSounds replaces his source code with the one provided by JoeV, just adding a final CLOSEFORM statement? That should work.

Cheers,
aldweb


Help :

Code Syntax :

  • <color=CodeHexadecimal></color> enables text colouring.
    Note : Instead of the hexadecimal code (#??????), you can specify the name of the colour(red, yellow, orange, green, blue, etc...). For extra info...
  • <bgcolor=CodeHexadecimal></bgcolor> enables the colored highlighting of a text.
    Note : Instead of the hexadecimal code (#??????), you can specify the name of the colour(red, yellow, orange, green, blue, etc...). For extra info...
  • <b></b> enables the emboldening of a text.
  • <i></i> enables the italicising of a text.
  • <u></u> enables the underlining of a text.
  • <cite></cite> enables quotation inserting.
    Note : You can specify the name of the authors by typing <cite=Author>
  • <code></code> enables code inserting.
    Note : You can specify the language by typing <code=LanguageName>
  • <left></left> enables left align.
  • <center></center> enables center align.
  • <right></right> enables right align.
  • <link></link> enables link inserting.
    Note : You can specify the link URL by typing <link=URL>text</link>. If you do not specify the link URL, the URL will be the one between the two tags.<link>URL</link>
  • <img=SmileyName> enables smiley insertion.
    Note : The names of available basic smileys are : cool, wink, biggrin, smile, frown, eek, mad, confused, rolleyes, tongue, cry. For extra info...

Access keys (under Windows) :

  • Key SHIFT + arrow (right or left) enables text selection
  • Key ALT + 2 enables toolbar selection
  • Key ALT + 3 enables editing zone selection
  • Key ALT + 4 displays Help
  • Key ALT + 5 hides Help
  • Key TAB enables going from one selection to the next
  • Key SHIFT + TAB enables going from one selection to the previous
  • Key ALT + arrow (towards bottom or top) enables folding out of the selected menu
  • Key ALT + arrow (towards bottom or top) enables the folding up of a spread out menu
  • Key arrow (towards bottom or top) enables the browsing through a spread out menu
  • Key ALT + s enables form sending

   |     |  Bold  Italic  Underline  Insert a quotation    Align Left  Center justify  Align Right  Insert a link  Insert Smiley (popup)  Preview (popup)  Display Help   
smiley cool  smiley wink  smiley biggrin  smiley smile  smiley frown  smiley eek  smiley mad  smiley confused  smiley rolleyes  smiley tongue  smiley cry 
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