Hello,
Having a problem with 9.1D08.....I have a screen with an updateable browse. The user makes changes in the browse then clicks OK (which is flagged as auto-go) - I'll call this screen Scr1. There is a check-box on Scr1 where the user can request comments to be saved against the changes being made.
If the user checks the box, a separate dialog is called from the OK button on Scr1 where the comments are entered (Scr2). The user presses OK (another auto-go button) on Scr2 and focus returns to Scr1. On completion of the trigger code in Scr1, the program then runs the row-leave trigger for the browse which results in an error (understandable).
If the user doesn't check the box for comments, the code behing the OK button on Scr1 completes normally, the auto-go applies and the program finishes.
Why oh why does the row-leave apply when running Scr2???
Any help greatly appreciated.
Having a problem with 9.1D08.....I have a screen with an updateable browse. The user makes changes in the browse then clicks OK (which is flagged as auto-go) - I'll call this screen Scr1. There is a check-box on Scr1 where the user can request comments to be saved against the changes being made.
If the user checks the box, a separate dialog is called from the OK button on Scr1 where the comments are entered (Scr2). The user presses OK (another auto-go button) on Scr2 and focus returns to Scr1. On completion of the trigger code in Scr1, the program then runs the row-leave trigger for the browse which results in an error (understandable).
If the user doesn't check the box for comments, the code behing the OK button on Scr1 completes normally, the auto-go applies and the program finishes.
Why oh why does the row-leave apply when running Scr2???
Any help greatly appreciated.