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leahf via AccessMonster.com
An application (which I am not familiar with) was written in Access 2002.
There is a form with a subform where double-clicking on a row is supposed to
go to another form using the information from the selected row in the subform.
The user's Access has been upgraded to Access 2003 and double-clicking now
brings him to an empty form rather than the next form according to the fields
of the selected row.
I have Access 2002. However on my computer, double-clicking doesn't do
anything.
The Action on On Dbl Clk on the fields in the Details section of the subform
of the main form is OpenForm.
The Load script of the next form just locks fields according to the value of
a field.
1)Why is there no response to double-clicking on my computer?
2)Is there anything in Access 2003 that caused this problem?
3)Should there be a script rather than the automatic opening of the other
form?
Thanks for any help.
Leah
There is a form with a subform where double-clicking on a row is supposed to
go to another form using the information from the selected row in the subform.
The user's Access has been upgraded to Access 2003 and double-clicking now
brings him to an empty form rather than the next form according to the fields
of the selected row.
I have Access 2002. However on my computer, double-clicking doesn't do
anything.
The Action on On Dbl Clk on the fields in the Details section of the subform
of the main form is OpenForm.
The Load script of the next form just locks fields according to the value of
a field.
1)Why is there no response to double-clicking on my computer?
2)Is there anything in Access 2003 that caused this problem?
3)Should there be a script rather than the automatic opening of the other
form?
Thanks for any help.
Leah