findId() is for web application?
According to the manual: Description Each object has its unique ID. To get a child object of the current one by the ID of this child object, use the FindID method. Declaration Te...
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If you are certain you have the correct object (you've put a break point in there and checked EXACTLY what is stored as an object during the run I hope) then the problem is with the object, not the method of finding it.
In other words - your problem is the object, not how you find it, and isn't really to do with this thread.
I would suggest you start a separate thread with details of the object if you can't get any controls to work on it ...
There's little point in me trying it as I won't be working with the same object as you.
In other words - your problem is the object, not how you find it, and isn't really to do with this thread.
I would suggest you start a separate thread with details of the object if you can't get any controls to work on it ...
There's little point in me trying it as I won't be working with the same object as you.