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Thread: Continuous form refresh/requery in microsoft.public.access.formscoding

Started 1 month ago by slickdock
I have a continuous form, with the fields locked. In order to edit, the user clicks on a cmdButton in the left margin of the record they wish to edit. This opens a form in "single record view" for editing. When they close the single form view, I use REFRESH on the continous form to display changes they may have made to the ...
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Jack Leach replied 1 month ago
I use a recordsetclone of the subform to perform a FindFirst method on. Actually, I recently built a global function to handle "standard" record movements in a subform (first, last, previous, next, offset). Your question prompted me to write the below function, which will move to a given ID. You will still need to capture the ID ...

Jack Leach replied 1 month ago
Well, come to think of it, this function won't help you because like an idiot I read too fast and assumed that you were working with a subform control. But, you can probably pull the recordsetclone/bookmark example from the function and fit to your needs. And for the record, it's not a good idea to count on an Autonumber ...

Jack Leach replied 1 month ago
quick fix... '============================================== ================================ ' NAME: SubformGotoRecord ' AUTHOR: Jack D. Leach ' DATE: 11/6/2009 ' DESC: Moves the subform to a specified record ' Function is not yet set up to handle nested subforms - 1 layer only! ' ARGS: ' frm: ...

 

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  quick fix... '============================================================================== ' NAME: SubformGotoRecord ' AUTHOR: Jack D. Leach ' DATE: 11/6/2009 ' DESC: Moves the subform to a specified record ' Function is not yet set up to handle nested subforms - 1 layer only! ' ARGS: ' frm: Form - parent form that holds the subform ' SubControlName: String - name of the subform...
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  I have a continuous form, with the fields locked. In order to edit, the user clicks on a cmdButton in the left margin of the record they wish to edit. This opens a form in "single record view" for editing. When they close the single form view, I use REFRESH on the continous form to display changes they may have made to the underlying record. That works fine...But when they add a NEW record, I'm having trouble...

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