Enable application framework

[vovan]

In a new WindowsForm project with default settings I wrote a loop:
For Each frm In My.Application.OpenForms

If frm.Name <"MDIMain" Then

frm.Close()

End If

Next

Everything was fine until I decided to use Sub Main as Startup object. In
order to have it in the list of startup objects I had to uncheck Enable
application framework. Since that I have My.Application.OpenForms
highlighted and IDE says 'OpenForms is not a member of
'CMS.My.MyApplication'

How can I have OpenForms collection in my project if I use Sub Main as
Startup object?

Thank you

vovan

[Sachin Palewar]

If you are using VS 2005 you can try looping through
MDIForm.MdiChildren, instead of application.openforms.

Regards,

Sachin Palewar
(Certified Scrum Master)

Palewar Techno Solutions
(Mobile Solutions for Your Business)
www.palewar.com

On Mar 30, 11:56 pm, "vovan" <[e-mail]:

In a new WindowsForm project with default settings I wrote a loop:
For Each frm In My.Application.OpenForms

If frm.Name <"MDIMain" Then

frm.Close()

End If

Next

Everything was fine until I decided to use Sub Main as Startup object. In
order to have it in the list of startup objects I had to uncheck Enable
application framework. Since that I have My.Application.OpenForms
highlighted and IDE says 'OpenForms is not a member of
'CMS.My.MyApplication'

How can I have OpenForms collection in my project if I use Sub Main as
Startup object?

Thank you

vovan

[vovan]

I found the solution. It should be:
System.Windows.Forms.Application.OpenForms

vovan

"vovan" <so*****@vovan.comwrote in message
news:uk**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

In a new WindowsForm project with default settings I wrote a loop:
For Each frm In My.Application.OpenForms

If frm.Name <"MDIMain" Then

frm.Close()

End If

Next

Everything was fine until I decided to use Sub Main as Startup object. In
order to have it in the list of startup objects I had to uncheck Enable
application framework. Since that I have My.Application.OpenForms
highlighted and IDE says 'OpenForms is not a member of
'CMS.My.MyApplication'

How can I have OpenForms collection in my project if I use Sub Main as
Startup object?

Thank you

vovan

[vovan]

Thanks a lot for your good advice

vovan

"Sachin Palewar" <pa*****@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@b75g2000hsg.googlegro ups.com...

If you are using VS 2005 you can try looping through
MDIForm.MdiChildren, instead of application.openforms.

Regards,

Sachin Palewar
(Certified Scrum Master)

Palewar Techno Solutions
(Mobile Solutions for Your Business)
www.palewar.com

On Mar 30, 11:56 pm, "vovan" <[e-mail]:

>In a new WindowsForm project with default settings I wrote a loop:
For Each frm In My.Application.OpenForms

If frm.Name <"MDIMain" Then

frm.Close()

End If

Next

Everything was fine until I decided to use Sub Main as Startup object. In
order to have it in the list of startup objects I had to uncheck Enable
application framework. Since that I have My.Application.OpenForms
highlighted and IDE says 'OpenForms is not a member of
'CMS.My.MyApplication'

How can I have OpenForms collection in my project if I use Sub Main as
Startup object?

Thank you

vovan