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I'm getting an error at Call treeView_NodeClick(nodOverNode) saying "sub or function not defined". Any idea why is that? BTW, I've changed the calls to treeview to my own treeview name (axTreeview). thanks!

Thanks! I've tried searching this forum but didn't find any post that would contain specifically that... maybe I searched for the wrong terms? If you could point me to any thread (here or somewhere else), it would really help. :)

Does anyone know a way of adding a right-click menu for a treeview control? I'd like to give the users some options when right-clicking items in my treeview, such as "open form", "delete item", etc. Is this possible? any help is appreciated!!!!

Why not use a subform on continuous form view? I think it looks better than datasheet view. You could also use a listview control for that... With a subform on countinuous form view you can have a button that when clicked will open that record on another form or you can have it so that when...

Yeah, I see that works, but how do you apply it to the subform?

It seems Access won't let you do that unless you're in design view. I don't know how to programatically change the view you're in and then change the form... but there's another way. You could try this: - create two equal subforms, one with a datasheet view another with form view. - Link one of...

Try www.allpm.com, they have several free templates for download, you may find what you're looking for.

Can you upload your DB? It might be easier if I could see what you're doing. thanks.

In order to bind those forms they both need to meet two criteria: 1. They need to have a recordsource, that is, have either a query or table as the source; 2. They need to have a field in common with same data type. How are your tables setup?

How are you displaying the members on subform B? If it's just a continuous form, you can add a button next to each line that will have its 'onclick' event setup so that it updates your subform C. daniel

It could be that you don't have all info necessary on your query. Your form should be based on the query you created, not on the table. If you base your form on the query and the query itself gets a parameter from another form (where you'll choose the event you want to see, for instance), it...

This may be an easy one but I'm a newbie and can't figure it out... I'm creating a report based on a table containing invoices. My table looks like this: Invoice Number..........Item.........Price 123.....................ProductA...50 123.....................ProductB...10...

Tom, One word of caution, don't rely on methodology alone. There is not a 'best' methodology, but you should rather adapt it to your particular situation. If you tried several and none worked, you might have a more fundamental problem that is really understanding what the project you're...

You may also want to check out Macromedia Contribute. For $99 it is the best value for money out there. It is limited in what you can do but has basic check-in/out capabilities for webpages and you can manage multiple sites. daniel