which event fires WHENEVER textbox content is changed 3

[jamaarneen]

Hi,

I haven a textbox to fill in and/or change a date.
The fillin or change, can occur in several ways: manually; automatically by the Click Event; through the Plus/Minus or Up/Downbuttons.

I want to put some code that should validate the value, and undo (back to OldValue) if necessary.

So which event will fire EVERY time the value will be changed?, so I can put there my code once
(the Change event will fire only if it's changed manually)

 

[MajP]

Better" is a bad word.

ADO is much more flexible and capable, and was designed to replace DAO. Everyone thought DAO would die, The problem is for what DAO is designed to do, it does very well. So DAO never died.

ADO is much newer and there are still some bugs in it. If you are working on an application outside of Access then I would use ADO, but if you are simply working in Access then I always use DAO. This will probably open up a can of worms. Get the Access Desktop Developers Handbook from Litwin, Getz, Gunderloy for a real detailed discussion.

 

[jamaarneen]

Majp: I will keep that in mind. thanks.

When I am looming at my references, I do see "DAO 3.6 object library" (checked), but I didn't see "ADODB object library". All I see are several "Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects" library's (one of them - 2.5 - checked).

Are these the ADODB you were talking about? or is something missing?

 

[jamaarneen]

looming = looking...

 

[MajP]

Those are the ones. I was using shorthand.

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[jamaarneen]

Hi,
rereading this thread, reminded me that i forgot something - not really important...

"Better" is a bad word

so, if "Better" is a bad word - does it makes "Worst" a good word?... ;-)