Hi Darren, I am new to this list, and may be someone has a better solution. I had the same problem until I discovered that I can move new controls
to subforms with the form navigator. Just drag and drop it to the subform, you want it to belong to (before you do anything with it - right after inserting). Then it belongs to the right data set. Greetings Br.Egidio >>> <[email protected]> schrieb am 04.02.2009 um 18:42: > Hi all, > Hoping someone is able to help. > I am using one form to update 2 MySQL tables (OOo 3.01, MySQL 5.1, MySQL > JDBC connect 5.1.7, vista). > The only way I can see to do this is via a subform. So I used the form > wizard and added a subform to work with the second table. > All OK, did exactly what I wanted. > However things change and now I need to add some more controls to the > subform. Whenever I add a control (select the control I want from the > toolbar and add) it forms part of the main form. The only way to achieve > what I need seems to be adding a new form to the subform then add a > control. Only one control can be added after which if I repeat the > process all others are added to the main form (which has references a > separate table so is no good). > > Is there any better way to add more controls to an existing subform > (without needing macros)? > Many thanks, > Darren -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
