Jeff,
this is automatically handled by VMP. It checks all open forms to see
if they are in non-default mode and if it finds one it tells you to save
or cancel changes. What form class is your form based on? Why does it
not go into edit mode when you make changes to your data?
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 01/12/2012 05:28 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
Frank: Actually you probably understand this quite a bit because I use
VMP. I have this form open and the focus in on a row in the grid and
I close the application. VMP is closing all the forms and I probably
don't know where to put the code in this form. When VMP closes all
the forms, what method is called in the individual forms. Maybe I can
put some code in there to move the record pointer.
Thanks,
Jeff
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On 12/01/2012 01:49 PM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
Hi Jeff,
sounds like you are using row buffering which will automatically save
changes when you move to a new row. I like to be in control of when
things are saved so I always use table buffering and call code that
issues a tableupdate() whenever I need to save changes. Remember you
should always check the return value of tableupdate() to make sure
your save was successful.
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 01/12/2012 04:26 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
I have a data entry grid on a form. When I recently added a record
and it has focus and I click "Done" to release the form my framework
tells me to save my work before exiting. That is because I need to
move the record pointer in the grid before exiting. Any idea what
would be the best way to do this? I tried putting code in the click
of the "Done" button but that doesn't help.
TIA
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