no, only the script in the button you clicked should run.
BUT why not 1 button, on page zero? it is simpler to mange
only one bit of code to handle, and if there are parts of the code
which are identical you can have that code existing in only one place,
making updates or changes simple. AND by having the code for the button
in a project method you can test easier, AND you can call the code
without having to have the window open, the form loaded or generate a
click event!
Something like this (all typed in email - not fit for consumption as
code) :
// button script
ModuleName_New_Record (Form event)
// project method : ModuleName_New_Record
c_longint($1;$Form_Event)
$Form_Event:=$1
$Current_Page:=Current form page
case of
:(Form_Event = on clicked)
case of
:(Current_Page=1)
//do stuff 1
:(Current_Page=2)
//do stuff 2
:(Current_Page=3)
//do stuff 3
:(Current_Page=4)
//do stuff 4
end case
end case
On Thu, 11 May 2017 19:05:03 +0100, Peter Mew via 4D_Tech wrote:
> Hi
> I have a form with 4 pages.
> each page has a button to create a new record.
> Each button also does some slightly different stuff depending which page
> its on.
> Which is why there is a button on each page, rather than a single button on
> Page 0
> All the buttons have the variable name bNewRecord.
> My question is:
> If I click the button on page 1, will the scripts under the buttons on
> pages 2,3 & 4 run as well.
> All the buttons have "If(Form event = on clicked)" as part of the code
>
> thanks
> -pm
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