Bonjour Thierry

Today closing a child form other than Thisform.Release (), does not return in the callback () method of the calling object. Is there a structural reason that prohibits when closing a child form by its QueryUnload () method or its native close () button, that a 'callback' is executed in the calling form without in the QueryUnload() method use a THISFORM.wMessageBox('Queryunloadcallback',....)?

Amicalement Gilles

Hi Gilles,

I think we have a bug here: if .queryUnload() returns .T. without invoking .queryUnloadCallback, the form does not close as it should.

Nota: in desktop mode, the form closes unless you code nodefault anywhere in the .queryUnload() method. In any case, you also need to call dodefault()

Please try this fix:

modify command awServer.prg && line 14,221

&& replace
= .T.;
 and m.tcMethod == Proper('QueryUnloadCallback');
 and lTrue(m.luResult);
 and this.cScriptJSAdd_(m.toForm.wcFormCloseScript(,, .T.));
 and .T.

&& by
= .T.;
 and (m.tcMethod == Proper('QueryUnload') or m.tcMethod == Proper('QueryUnloadCallback'));
 and lTrue(m.luResult);
 and this.cScriptJSAdd_(m.toForm.wcFormCloseScript(,, .T.));
 and .T.

Merci Thierry,

I will try to use this patch netx week..

Amicalement

Bonjour Thierry

it's ok with using and (m.tcMethod == Proper('QueryUnload') or m.tcMethod == Proper('QueryUnloadCallback'));

Amicalement

Thanks for the feedback! Issue fixed