Resetting AllowEdits to No 1

[MeldrethMan]

I'm opening a form so its subform has AllowEdits set to No.

A command button in the subform allows the property to be set to Yes in response to a correct password.

How can I reset AllowEdits to No when moving to another record either using the record navigator or when a Finder combo in the main form is changed?

 

[PHV]

Use the Current event procedure of the subform.

Hope This Helps, PH.
FAQ219-2884
FAQ181-2886

 

[MeldrethMan]

Ah thanks. So that means I don't have to set the subform AllowEdits property to be No as the Current event will do it anyway.

As a supplementary question what event fires in the subform when moving from record to record with the navigation buttons?

 

[MeldrethMan]

Ah thanks. So that means I don't have to set the subform AllowEdits property to be No as the Current event will do it anyway.

As a supplementary question what event fires in the subform when moving from record to record with the navigation buttons?

 

[missinglinq]

...that means I don't have to set the subform AllowEdits property to be No as the Current event will do it anyway...

That's correct!

...what event fires in the subform when moving from record to record with the navigation buttons?

Is this a trick question? When moving between Records using the nav buttons the Form_Current event fires!

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