Re: form events in v15

The recreate form from scratch may not be a bad idea. They (4D) have done a great job with maintaining compatibility, but things have changed. For the question as to why it redraws, at a fundamental level, ah, no, but agree it can be frustrating. There's one more trick I've used in the past.

Re: form events in v15

It's a subform. All relations to related tables are manual. Sent from my iPad > On Feb 8, 2017, at 11:16 AM, Chip Scheide <4d_o...@pghrepository.org> wrote: > > the 'subform' is it a subform (an included listing form from another > table), a listbox, or a widget (also called a subform)? > >

Re: form events in v15

the 'subform' is it a subform (an included listing form from another table), a listbox, or a widget (also called a subform)? Are the relations between the parent and child table(s) automatic or manual? if any are automatic - try making them manual. On Wed, 8 Feb 2017 10:55:59 -0800, Allen

Re: form events in v15

Thanks for your responses. The events associated with the various variables and forms are minimized and the methods associated with the variables and forms are wrapped with the corresponding ‘if (form event = …) conditionals. What I seem to be seeing is that the subform is being redrawn much

Re: form events in v15

> Le 8 févr. 2017 à 01:44, Kirk Brooks a écrit : > > Allen, > I'll add my voice to Keith's suggestion that you turn off all events on the > forms (except On Load) and try working with the form. Turn on the events > you actually need. Yes, that's what I do too. And to

Re: form events in v15

Allen, I'll add my voice to Keith's suggestion that you turn off all events on the forms (except On Load) and try working with the form. Turn on the events you actually need. On Tue, Feb 7, 2017 at 11:47 AM, Allen Matlick wrote: > Hi, > > We have a database that we’re trying

Re: form events in v15

Allen, It's been my experience that more events fire in v15 forms than fired in older versions. I started turning off as many unneeded events in converted forms as possible, and surrounding code with a test for the desired event. Sometimes the test will include a flag. It's mostly a clean up