I have a main form which has a sub-form. That sub-form then has a sub-form of its own that contains check-boxes, buttons, and an unbound textbox.
From the main form, I can click on the buttons, check-boxes, and the textbox and things appear to be functioning. However, when I place the cursor inside the textbox and start typing it doesn't seem to accept any of the characters (its an unbound textbox).
I added code to execute on the key-down event of that control and it does execute (the code is in the form that actually contains the textbox - the subform of the subform). I can programatically update the value inside the textbox (I just put the key-down value into the box). It just doesn't seem to allow me to actually type into the box.
I realize this is an unusual construction (subform in a subform), but it gives me a nice looking little scrolling multi-select checkbox list. I just want one of the checkbox items to allow the user to enter text (the checkbox item is for "Other, Please Describe:")
Has anyone else run into a similar problem?
From the main form, I can click on the buttons, check-boxes, and the textbox and things appear to be functioning. However, when I place the cursor inside the textbox and start typing it doesn't seem to accept any of the characters (its an unbound textbox).
I added code to execute on the key-down event of that control and it does execute (the code is in the form that actually contains the textbox - the subform of the subform). I can programatically update the value inside the textbox (I just put the key-down value into the box). It just doesn't seem to allow me to actually type into the box.
I realize this is an unusual construction (subform in a subform), but it gives me a nice looking little scrolling multi-select checkbox list. I just want one of the checkbox items to allow the user to enter text (the checkbox item is for "Other, Please Describe:")
Has anyone else run into a similar problem?
