On Apr 17, 2007, at 2:42 PM, Kevin Cully wrote:
> I want to call a method when a user is leaving the second page, and
> clicking on the first page. I don't want to call this method when the
> form is losing focus, in the situation where the user is clicking onto
> another form.
>
> How would I do this? THISFORM.pgfForm.Click()? Is there a
> THISFORM.pgfForm.ChangeOfPage() type of event?
I routinely add invisible labels to pages when I need to track such
events. In your case, in the UIEnable event of each, I would add code
to record the page in a form-level (or container-level) property when
lEnable=.F. Then on the first page I would check for lEnable=.T., and
if the prior page is page 2, do whatever you need.
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