John Weller wrote:
> But that still gives the problem when the Cancel button is pressed. I
> prefer to put my validation attached to the OK button (or in a method called
> by the OK button)
>
>
>
I do a bit of both. In the valid clause of the field I will put
return empty(this.value) or mycheck(this.value)
Then they can leave it blank and it will pass the test when they click
cancel.
If they click OK, then you have to check they have filled in a value,
which is easy in the click of the button
if empty(somevar)
messagebox('You have not entered a reference')
return
endif
thisform.mysave()
This means they can't save until they enter a reference, but can escape
(cancel) at any time.
Peter
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