Re: Disable and Enable command button
- From: "mdavis via AccessMonster.com" <u27689@uwe>
- Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 23:56:48 GMT
Thank you for the quick response. It is almost working.
I forgot to mention that the ADD and EDIT command buttons open up a pop up
form to either "add" or "edit/delete" a record. Where would I put code to
move the focus from either command buttons on Form A (the main form) after I
have closed the pop up forms?
Both of the pop up forms have a SAVE and CANCEL command button.
Thanks for your help. Cool idea about stacking the command buttons on top of
each other.
NthDegree wrote:
Would this do it for you?
Run this code from the "After Update" action of the list box.
if isnull(listbox) or listbox = "" then
cmdAdd.Enabled = True
cmdEdit.Enabled = False
else
cmdAdd.Enabled = False
cmdEdit.Enabled = True
end if
As a suggestion, I would put both command buttons on top of each other and
then in the code above substitute "Visible" for "Enabled". The way they would
only see the button that is appropriate for the situation.
Form A has an unbound list box based on a query. When the list box has a
record in it I want a command button called ADD to be disabled and a command
button called EDIT to be enabled.
When their isn't a record in the list box I would like the ADD command button
to be enabled and the EDIT command button to be disabled.
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