PC Forms: Masked Edit Control Not Automatically Packaged

Last reviewed: November 1, 1995
Article ID: Q110098
The information in this article applies to:
  • Microsoft Electronic Forms Designer, version 1.0, running with Microsoft Mail for PC Networks, version 3.0 or 3.2

SUMMARY

When you create a custom form using version 1.0 of the Microsoft Electronic Forms Designer, data entered into a Masked Edit control will not automatically be written to the MEF Package when the form is sent. The code to package and unpackage data in a Masked Edit control is not included in the E-Forms toolkit.

MORE INFORMATION

You can add code to the WriteTaggedControls and ReadTaggedControls functions so the Masked Edit control is automatically included in the MEF Package. To do so, perform the following steps:

  1. Open your E-Form project in Visual Basic.

  2. In the Project window, select EFORM.BAS.

  3. In the Procedures drop-down list box, select WriteTaggedControls.

  4. Scroll to the section of the code that is commented "'Add other custom controls here".

  5. Add the following code directly below the comment:

          ElseIf TypeOf ctrl Is MaskEdBox Then
    
            MEFWriteText package, Tag, CStr(ctrl.Text)
    
    

  6. From the Procedures drop-down list box, select ReadTaggedControls.

  7. Scroll to the section of the code that is commented "'Add other custom controls here".

  8. Add the following code directly below the comment:

    ElseIf TypeOf ctrl Is MaskEdBox Then

         ctrl.Text = MEFReadText(package, Tag, "")
    


Additional reference words: 1.00
KBCategory: kbprg kbtlc
KBSubcategory: MailPCForms


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Last reviewed: November 1, 1995
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