I don't speak for Microsoft, but I'd say it's by design, and not a bug. So why is this? Is this another one of those frustrating foibles of Microsoft Development software? Or is it an ongoing Microsoft bug no one is bothering to fix? Why does that name not in turn allow access to the instance? dim f as new form_customĭebug.print CurrentProject.AllForms("custom").IsLoaded 'returns trueĭebug.print 'returns 1ĭebug.print Application.Forms(0).Name 'returns 'custom'ĭebug.print Application.Forms("custom").Visible 'throws runtime error 2450 Why is a non-default instance not referenced by its name? It returns a name when queried. My guess is that the form is only open as a non-default instance, and that's why it can't be found.Īccess tips: This may be answered, but it is not explained. The expression CurrentProject.AllForms("frmclientmailschedule").IsLoaded will return True, but an expression that indexes the Forms collection by name, such as Forms!frmClientMailSchedule, Does that procedure open a non-default instance of the form - that is, one that is created by using some such statement as "Set frm = New Form_frmClientMailSchedule"? In suchĪ case the form is opened, but not indexed by name in the Forms collection.
I notice that in one line you call a procedure "openFormInstance". 'DoCmd.MoveSize (IntMoveWindow + 1) * 80, (IntMoveWindow + 1) * 350 If Forms!frmClientMailSchedule!ScheduleID " " ThenĬall openFormInstance("frmClientMailSchedule", Forms!frmClientMailSchedule!ScheduleID, "Main")ĭoCmd.OpenForm "frmclientmailschedule",, ,, acNew If CurrentProject.AllForms("frmclientmailschedule").IsLoaded Then
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The code the is bold is getting the error. I do not understand why I am getting the run-time error "2450", when the form is open.
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