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access thread: Make SubForm Recognize New Form
Message #1 by "KennethMungwira" <KennethMungwira@Y...> on Fri, 26 Oct 2001 20:16:39
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The problem I seem to have run into is that my subform has two command
buttons and my main form has none. When I am in one record in my mainform,
and activate one of my buttons the code behind it hinds on button and
displays the other. Unfortunately if I switch to another record in my main
form it seems to stick to the displayed button. Now if I display my
subform only and I switch to a new record the original button shows up
again.
This brings me to conclude that the subform does not recognize the
Mainforms records.
Please help?
Message #2 by "Alan Douglas" <acdoug@s...> on Sat, 27 Oct 2001 05:32:31
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Check your LinkChildFields and LinkMasterFields on the main and subform.
... AL
> The problem I seem to have run into is that my subform has two command
> buttons and my main form has none. When I am in one record in my
mainform,
> and activate one of my buttons the code behind it hinds on button and
> displays the other. Unfortunately if I switch to another record in my
main
> form it seems to stick to the displayed button. Now if I display my
> subform only and I switch to a new record the original button shows up
> again.
> This brings me to conclude that the subform does not recognize the
> Mainforms records.
>
> Please help?
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