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Hi,
I read your article on creating your own recordset without using the wizard so i thought i would ask you this question..

I have 1 formview dialog which display's the records from my database, i have created a second dialog with a class of Recordset, i want to be able to switch between the screens but i cant because i cant call the second one.

Im able to do this with normal dialogs using DoModal() but i dont have the option from the recordet class??

Your reply would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Cathal.
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mccathal wrote:
I read your article on


Which article? there are thousands on this website written by hundreds of different people. That is why there is a forum at the end of the article to post questions.
 
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Well that doesnt really matter, my question to you as a c++ programmer is how i can call a dialog with a recordview class?
 
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Your mistakes so far:

1 - you asked twice
2 - you push the 'answer' button but don't post an answer. Edit your post to add details
3 - you fail the most basic intelligence test ( there is a forum at the bottom of the article you asked about, this is a general forum )
4 - you say "Well that doesnt really matter, my question to you as a c++ programmer is how i can call a dialog with a recordview class?". If this is a C++ question, why did you not tag it as C++ ?
 
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mccathal wrote:
i have created a second dialog with a class of Recordset


A dialog should be of class Dialog. Please explain what you mean by the above.
 
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