> I can get an On Getting Focus event on subform container2 but not into the > Subform. So then I need to trick the subform to respond to an event. But > this doesn’t work: > > EXECUTE METHOD IN SUBFORM($sbfm_Name;"PNL_General";*) > > The only way I can get it to select a field or variable is to click within > the subform container object. > > So… I must be missing something? > > Probably not. I was able to do this by calling subform in On losing focus and then let subform execute GOTO OBJECT. As I need to jump from subform to subform, messaging need to go through parent area. I do not know if it would work with subforms in subforms.
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