store multiple variables?

Steve580

[b][red]This message was edited by Steve580 at 2002-10-29 21:4:19[/red][/b][hr]
How do you store more than one variable fromm a form? Like, eight?

curInsurance = GetSetting("MoneyTrax", "c:TEST", "Insurance", "")

SaveSetting "MoneyTrax", "c:TEST", "Insurance", curInsurance

when you use the two statements above for several variables, which things must be differant for each variable?

dodge

Have you tried a UDT?? (user defined type)
It lets you store multiple variables (like an array) but also of different data types too.



: [b][red]This message was edited by Steve580 at 2002-10-29 21:4:19[/red][/b][hr]
: How do you store more than one variable fromm a form? Like, eight?
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: curInsurance = GetSetting("MoneyTrax", "c:TEST", "Insurance", "")
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: SaveSetting "MoneyTrax", "c:TEST", "Insurance", curInsurance
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: when you use the two statements above for several variables, which things must be differant for each variable?
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KDivad Leahcim

: [b][red]This message was edited by Steve580 at 2002-10-29 21:4:19[/red][/b][hr]
: How do you store more than one variable fromm a form? Like, eight?
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: curInsurance = GetSetting("MoneyTrax", "c:TEST", "Insurance", "")
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: SaveSetting "MoneyTrax", "c:TEST", "Insurance", curInsurance
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: when you use the two statements above for several variables, which things must be differant for each variable?
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MoneyTrax should always remain the same. c:Test can change and is to sort of help to "sort" your values (such as "windowlocation", "recentfiles"), though it can be anything or all the same. Insurance, you can think of as a variable name (which it kind of is). curInsurance is, of course, the value you wish to save.

Not too clear but I hope it helps you...
KDL

Steve580

Thanks; that is what I had assumed, but wasn't sure.

Steve580

A UDT, eh? How do you do that?

I'm kinda new with VB .

dodge

I'm kinda new with VB too . I only learnt about UDTs two weeks ago!
I haven't had the chance to fiddle with them yet but if you want to know more I'm sure I can tell you more or send you some stuff

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: A UDT, eh? How do you do that?
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: I'm kinda new with VB .
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