Re: CreateEventProc error

"dchman" <dchman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:466FE11D-7C12-4DDB-B1D2-321397478DF1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Since you'all could do it, i decided to try it in a new database
outside of my application, and I was also successful. After much
consternation, I noticed that the controls in my application had
names which contain the pipe character |, while my test case didn't.
I changed how the controls were named and presto, success, with one
quirk.

There may be a way to work around that, but the pipe characters were
definitely not a good idea.

At the end of the sub in which I add the controls and event
procedures, I close the form on which the controls exist (it is not
the active form) with

DoCmd.Close acForm, frm.Name, acSaveYes

I thought is would save the form without a prompt, but when this line
runs, I am still prompted to save. Any ideas?

I tried this, and found that I was not prompted to save, *provided* that
this form was the only object that needed saving.

--
Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP
www.datagnostics.com

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