"No such element"
This occurs when I attempt to load a dialog form in Calc
Streub
[Solved] Basic Runtime Error. . .com.sun.star.container
[Solved] Basic Runtime Error. . .com.sun.star.container
Last edited by streub on Wed Aug 17, 2016 12:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Streub
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Re: Basic Runtime Error. . .com.sun.star.container
Please show your code, say at which line the error occurs, and explain where the dialog is stored.
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Re: Basic Runtime Error. . .com.sun.star.container
The dialog is stored in "My Dialogs" under "Standard"
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Sub dteshw
BasicLibraries.loadlibrary("Tools") 'Error occurs here
oDialog1=loaddialog("standard","dialog1")
oDialog1.Execute()
End Sub
Streub
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Re: Basic Runtime Error. . .com.sun.star.container
Damned thing now works
Thank you
Thank you
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The more I learn from this forum, the more I get excited about using this strange application
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