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Refreshing problems in subforms
sabzam
Member Posts: 1,149
HI everybody,
I am currently using Nav 4 sp3. I have got a form with two subforms. This form is called from another form to which it pases a record. The form is running properly but I have got a problem with the passing of constraints e.g. journal batch name to the subform immediately. It is surely a refreshing problem cause when i first go to the second subform and then back to the first one it runs perfectly.
I have already created the function in the subforms to update the form and it is being called in the OnOpenForm of the main form.
Has anyone got any suggestions?
I am currently using Nav 4 sp3. I have got a form with two subforms. This form is called from another form to which it pases a record. The form is running properly but I have got a problem with the passing of constraints e.g. journal batch name to the subform immediately. It is surely a refreshing problem cause when i first go to the second subform and then back to the first one it runs perfectly.
I have already created the function in the subforms to update the form and it is being called in the OnOpenForm of the main form.
Has anyone got any suggestions?
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If I remember correctly, there were basically two solutions, both of which used the OnTimer property of the form to execute an update.
In general, I've found the best way to handle this sort of thing is to use temporary records and table boxes. Its a lot more coding, but the UI is easier to control.