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December 14th, 2005, 10:59 AM
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Button ghosts... click it works... click again it doesn't work
What I try to do is make my addnew subform visible on click...
Private Sub Kommandoknapp74_Click() If Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" Then Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = True Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "Save" Else Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = False Me.Refresh Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" End If End Sub Now, the first time it makes it visible, it's an empty form ready for input. Click again it saves the new data/record and nicely adds to the list below. Click on New Call again and it shows the existing records... so not an addonly form... What simple thing am I doing wrong again? Thanks for sharing your skills Ben -- Novice 
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December 14th, 2005, 11:38 AM
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Button ghosts... click it works... click again it doesn't work
Ben,
If you want a new data entry form, use Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True. Regards, Graham R Seach Microsoft Access MVP Sydney, Australia --------------------------- "Ben" wrote in message ... What I try to do is make my addnew subform visible on click... Private Sub Kommandoknapp74_Click() If Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" Then Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = True Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "Save" Else Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = False Me.Refresh Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" End If End Sub Now, the first time it makes it visible, it's an empty form ready for input. Click again it saves the new data/record and nicely adds to the list below. Click on New Call again and it shows the existing records... so not an addonly form... What simple thing am I doing wrong again? Thanks for sharing your skills Ben -- Novice
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December 14th, 2005, 11:57 AM
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Button ghosts... click it works... click again it doesn't work
Thanks for the answer from wonderfull Sydney, but it doesn't seem to work.
In my properties of the subform, I had already put it on allowAdditions = true and all the others on False... so no edit, no deletions. And I believe that Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True would do just that, right ? On opening the form, it works and then you can record the call but suppose that you would click again on it... it should reset the subform to an empty addnew.. Hmmm, it could also just not show it again... Is it easier to fix the problem or to just add a 3rd factor to the click function which will hide it and replace by a text (you just created a new call for this doctor!) If so, how to add a 3rd factor to code below ? Thanks again -- Novice "Graham R Seach" wrote: Ben, If you want a new data entry form, use Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True. Regards, Graham R Seach Microsoft Access MVP Sydney, Australia --------------------------- "Ben" wrote in message ... What I try to do is make my addnew subform visible on click... Private Sub Kommandoknapp74_Click() If Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" Then Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = True Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "Save" Else Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = False Me.Refresh Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" End If End Sub Now, the first time it makes it visible, it's an empty form ready for input. Click again it saves the new data/record and nicely adds to the list below. Click on New Call again and it shows the existing records... so not an addonly form... What simple thing am I doing wrong again? Thanks for sharing your skills Ben -- Novice
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December 14th, 2005, 12:40 PM
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Button ghosts... click it works... click again it doesn't work
Ben,
Sorry, that should have been: Me.Underobjekt73.Form.DataEntry=True Regards, Graham R Seach Microsoft Access MVP Sydney, Australia --------------------------- "Ben" wrote in message ... Thanks for the answer from wonderfull Sydney, but it doesn't seem to work. In my properties of the subform, I had already put it on allowAdditions = true and all the others on False... so no edit, no deletions. And I believe that Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True would do just that, right ? On opening the form, it works and then you can record the call but suppose that you would click again on it... it should reset the subform to an empty addnew.. Hmmm, it could also just not show it again... Is it easier to fix the problem or to just add a 3rd factor to the click function which will hide it and replace by a text (you just created a new call for this doctor!) If so, how to add a 3rd factor to code below ? Thanks again -- Novice "Graham R Seach" wrote: Ben, If you want a new data entry form, use Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True. Regards, Graham R Seach Microsoft Access MVP Sydney, Australia --------------------------- "Ben" wrote in message ... What I try to do is make my addnew subform visible on click... Private Sub Kommandoknapp74_Click() If Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" Then Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = True Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "Save" Else Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = False Me.Refresh Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" End If End Sub Now, the first time it makes it visible, it's an empty form ready for input. Click again it saves the new data/record and nicely adds to the list below. Click on New Call again and it shows the existing records... so not an addonly form... What simple thing am I doing wrong again? Thanks for sharing your skills Ben -- Novice
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December 14th, 2005, 01:05 PM
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Button ghosts... click it works... click again it doesn't work
Graham, you saved my day ! Thanks
Greetings from Sweden Ben -- Novice "Graham R Seach" wrote: Ben, Sorry, that should have been: Me.Underobjekt73.Form.DataEntry=True Regards, Graham R Seach Microsoft Access MVP Sydney, Australia --------------------------- "Ben" wrote in message ... Thanks for the answer from wonderfull Sydney, but it doesn't seem to work. In my properties of the subform, I had already put it on allowAdditions = true and all the others on False... so no edit, no deletions. And I believe that Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True would do just that, right ? On opening the form, it works and then you can record the call but suppose that you would click again on it... it should reset the subform to an empty addnew.. Hmmm, it could also just not show it again... Is it easier to fix the problem or to just add a 3rd factor to the click function which will hide it and replace by a text (you just created a new call for this doctor!) If so, how to add a 3rd factor to code below ? Thanks again -- Novice "Graham R Seach" wrote: Ben, If you want a new data entry form, use Me.Underobjekt73.DataEntry=True. Regards, Graham R Seach Microsoft Access MVP Sydney, Australia --------------------------- "Ben" wrote in message ... What I try to do is make my addnew subform visible on click... Private Sub Kommandoknapp74_Click() If Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" Then Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = True Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "Save" Else Me.Underobjekt73.Visible = False Me.Refresh Me.Kommandoknapp74.Caption = "New Call" End If End Sub Now, the first time it makes it visible, it's an empty form ready for input. Click again it saves the new data/record and nicely adds to the list below. Click on New Call again and it shows the existing records... so not an addonly form... What simple thing am I doing wrong again? Thanks for sharing your skills Ben -- Novice
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