Rick Schummer wrote:
> Ed's suggestion for BindEvents would be a runtime solution.
>
> Are you trying to add code to the Click method at design time? (I could read
> your question either
> way <g>)
>
> If so:
>
> lcMethodCode = 'Messagebox("hi")'
> oButton.WriteMethod("Click", lcMethodCode)
>
Perfect! We have a winner. That's what I needed. My idea is to use
sys(1270) to create an object based on a grid, then use code to set all
the text box dblclick() methods in that grid to say
"this.parent.parent.dblclick()". Then I simply put the code I want (in
this case, a call to the edit form for the current record) in the grid
dblclick().
That way, I don't have to hit each Text1 in each column in Each grid in
each form.
That's why I'm a programmer -- I'd rather spend 2 hours figuring out how
to get out of half an hour's work. :-)
Thanks, Rick!
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