Not very good at explaining so you will have to bear with me.
I did create my own naviagation buttons, and on clicking 'Next' OR 'PREV' etc etc it would check something on the form for me and enable/disable a control dependant on the result of the check, but due to later errors I had to continue without them and use the MS Access default navigation buttons (always located at bottom left BAH!).
Anyways, my problem then comes from the fact that I know longer now how to activate the check on the form now, due it once being tied to my own created buttons and now using MS default ones.
Does anyone know a way round this?
I have tried many different ways, even desperate ways (i.e. after update on the form etc etc .....well, you never know
).
If you could help that would be very much appreciated!
Thanks!
- F8i
Programmer
e: f8i@f8i.co.uk
I did create my own naviagation buttons, and on clicking 'Next' OR 'PREV' etc etc it would check something on the form for me and enable/disable a control dependant on the result of the check, but due to later errors I had to continue without them and use the MS Access default navigation buttons (always located at bottom left BAH!).
Anyways, my problem then comes from the fact that I know longer now how to activate the check on the form now, due it once being tied to my own created buttons and now using MS default ones.
Does anyone know a way round this?
I have tried many different ways, even desperate ways (i.e. after update on the form etc etc .....well, you never know
).If you could help that would be very much appreciated!
Thanks!
- F8i
Programmer
e: f8i@f8i.co.uk
