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Running my program, it shows a sub vi on screen all the time

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Well guys, my program has a lot of sub vi's

but only when I try execute one thing in my program

all the time the especific sub vi appears in the screen 

and the others don't do it...

I never see this happen, so why it's appearing when I click next?

How can I fix it?

 

Thanks for the help

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In vi properties you wouldve chosen "open when called".
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Well, this option isn't marked

 

I only selected 2 options:

 

- Auto handle menus at launch

- Auto Debugging

 

Is something like that: When I click next this sub vi open make the calc and then closed, maybe this sub vi is too big or slow?

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In vi properties-->windows appearence-->Customize

 

 

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Click "close afterwards if originally closed" also if you need that to be opened first.

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It is probably due to the properties of that sub-vi.

 

Open the sub-vi in question.  In the File menu, select VI Properties.   I think it's under execution. 

You'll see a bunch of checkboxes.  See if there is a checkmark next to Open Front Panel when called (or something similar - I don't have LV to check accuracy).  Also check the other settings, as it may affect how it appears (on top, etc).

 

EDIT:  Thanks Muks..  I took me a while to post, because I couldn't fully remember all the items in the Properties window.  😉 LOL!  I wan't so far off after all...  LOL!

Message Edited by Ray.R on 11-03-2009 07:54 AM
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Which VI's vi property is it? May be you are checking the main vi's vi properties Check in sub VIs properties. 

 

Or may be you could post your VI here?

Message Edited by Vsh on 11-03-2009 07:07 AM
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Muks already got it!

Thanks

Now is fine!

Message Edited by EduU on 11-03-2009 07:11 AM
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:smileywink: LOL!  I wan't so far off after all...  LOL!

 

 :smileyvery-happy:

For once ray.......... :smileyvery-happy:

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LOL!  I simply hope that it's not a sign of old age...  😄
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