I really hope someone can help me with an issue I have with WebGUI forms. I am currently working on an application that must be hosted within another application by way of frames. The host application contains links to WebGUI forms on its navigation menu so you click a link and the requested form loads. The problem I am having is that no matter if I click on a different form link, when I click the original form link, the form never loads as new. This means that if I made selections on form controls or typed any data in text boxes, made combo box selections, etc, those same selections, data, checks are still present regardless of the fact that the request is a new request. In my opinion, the form should load as a new and unedited form just as any other basic HTML page would because the request for that specific resource is a new request. But alas, it always retains the previously inputed values. Is there a way to force the form to reset and load as a new form? Another observation I made was that when the link to the form is first clicked, the Form_Load method gets called just as you would expect when the form loads for the first time. However, if I click the same navigation link on the host application (which is an ASP.Net Application), the Form_Load method does not get called because either the form is loading from a cache or something else, instead of loading anew. If you have any ideas on how to solve this problem, please respond. Please do not respond by saying that I should not use frames or anything like that. I have no choice on the matter as the Visual WebGUI application I am building is being built as a loadable application from within that host application. I will truly appreciate any help I can get on this matter,
Thanks in advance!
Ramon E. Tristani |
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