Hi Bill,
Thanks for the tip! I found the additional EEP options. Which of them would all the GETPROPERTY to obtain the value of the field I am entering? I seem to recall from previous versions of Rbase that I was able to get the value of the field I am entering only if I entered the field from a different field within the same row.
Also, can you tell me what the expected action of the On Entry EEP is supposed to be if I am jumping from a field in a row to the same field in a different row? Should it be the value of the field I am leaving or the value of the field I am entering? Is there a way to choose which value the GETPROPERTY obtains?
Mike
-------------- Original message from "Bill Downall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: --------------
Mike,
Pull down the "tables" menu in the form designer and choose "Add/Remove Tables".
Then click on "Table Settings."
Here, you will find several more options for EEPS, and you can control concisely the timing of your eeps firing.
If you have a multi-table form, and you want to manage similar EEPs for tables after the first table in the form, click on the table you care about in the "Slave Tables" list, and then click the "Settings" button.
Bill
On Sun, May 11, 2008 at 7:12 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,Assume I have a form with at least 2 rows of data. I am in a field on one of the rows and I hit [F7] to go up a row, or [F8] to go down a row. I would like to work with the data that is in the field I am entering, not the data in the field I just left. From what I can tell, the GETPROPERTY command will retrieve the value of the field I just left, not the field I am entering. Is there a way to get the value of the field I am about to enter, (or have already entered)? If I had to call this something, I would call it an "After Entry EEP". Is there such a thing?Mike
