[nsb-appstudio] I can't get onshow() to fire...

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scrammacat@yahoo.com [nsbasic-app]

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Apr 10, 2017, 11:05:21 AM4/10/17
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Hello,


I have firstform set to Form1 in my project properties.  I have this event assigned in Form1:


Form1.onshow=function(){

  NSB.MsgBox("OnShow was fired");

}


Can anyone explain why this event won't fire?


Thanks!

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'George Henne' gh@nsbasic.com [nsbasic-app]

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Apr 10, 2017, 12:40:49 PM4/10/17
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In the Chrome Debugger console, type

Form1.onshow

Does the function display?

George Henne
NS BASIC Corporation
http://www.nsbasic.com


>Hello,
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>I have firstform set to Form1 in my project properties.  I have this
>event assigned in Form1:
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>Form1.onshow=function(){
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>  NSB.MsgBox("OnShow was fired");
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>}
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>Can anyone explain why this event won't fire?
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>Thanks!
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scrammacat@yahoo.com [nsbasic-app]

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Apr 10, 2017, 4:19:57 PM4/10/17
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I found the problem:  I had added a new form, and renumbered the new one as Form1 (and the new one as Form2). 


 The original OnKeyPress event was still sitting in in the "old Form1" and aliasing the new event.  The form renaming apparently doesn't propagate to event definitions.  I deleted the erring event, and it works!

Thanks.

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