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melbolt · May 24th, 2005, 5:56 PM

here is my situation

form1 > spawns form2 > spawns form3(data here)

i need to get the data from form3 back to form1, another important thing to note is that all 3 of the forms will remain open, so i cannot create a new instance of it and maintain my data.

I am not really sure what you mean about how to declare/check the property, think you could put a line or two of code in here as an example?

By this methodology, I would have to move the data from form3 to form2 and finally back to form1? I say this because form1 declares form2, form2 declares form3.

thanks again

May 24th, 2005, 5:56 PM	#3
melbolt Professional Programmer Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: PA, USA Posts: 253 Rep Power: 4	here is my situation form1 > spawns form2 > spawns form3(data here) i need to get the data from form3 back to form1, another important thing to note is that all 3 of the forms will remain open, so i cannot create a new instance of it and maintain my data. I am not really sure what you mean about how to declare/check the property, think you could put a line or two of code in here as an example? By this methodology, I would have to move the data from form3 to form2 and finally back to form1? I say this because form1 declares form2, form2 declares form3. thanks again