Coming in a bit late here, but I wanted to point out one thing...
> If Control(i) IsA EditField Then
// Cast the Control
EF = EditField(Control(i))
// Search the EFLog EditField
If EF.Name = "EFLog" Then
// I found it !
EF.Enabled = True
End If
> End If
It's worth pointing out that the use of the "Name" property in this
way is a bit contrived -- if you really wanted to enable EFLog, you
wouldn't use a loop at all, but would simply say:
EFLog.Enabled = True
Also, if you want to check for a particular control while looping
over controls, you shouldn't use the Name property; just compare it
to the one you have in mind, like so:
// enable all EditFields except for EFLog, which is special
If Control(i) IsA EditField and Control(i) <> EFLog then
EditField( Control(i) ).Enabled = True
End If
Best,
- Joe
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Joseph J. Strout
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