https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=70703
--- Comment #35 from [email protected] --- I have tried to reproduce this problem using a simple form, without including a subform, and failed to do so. I have a hypothesis as to a possible cause. I suspect that the problem occurs when a main (top level) form receives the focus when a subform has been changed but not saved. Normally, when one updates data in a subform manually and click on the owning form, this causes the subform to be saved before the focus is completely moved to the owning form. When one updates data in a subform in a macro when another form has the focus, and then move the focus back (in the example using the 'tofront' method on the form window), the owning form may find it has the focus possibly before the subform has been properly been saved. This may even also cause the main form to attempt to refresh the data in the subform. Just a thought ..... -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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