Hi guys
Can someone please clarify the functional and technical names/differences for the forms that you have in base and the forms and subforms you have in writer.
I’m writing macros for a base frontend form but I realised that if I have a subform in the form in writer I end up with at least three different names/forms. From what I can tell only the base forms are in the forms collection. But why are they all called forms if they appear to refer to different functional uses?
- In base I have a form with a name
- In writer, if I go in design mode I can modify form properties. This form has a different name from the base form. But as far as I understand it’s still called a form
- Additional sub forms have the same properties as number 2.
Are these forms all the same objects? If so, why is form 1 and form 2 not the same?