Odd date problem

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I'm reposting this as this is a very strange problem in Access. I'm using
2003. After my entry is an entry by missinglinq via AccessMonster.com who was
able to reproduce the error.

Looking forward to comments/fixes. Thanks, Rob



I have the following in the DblClick event for the control CaseStart which is
a date/time field. The problem is that once the control is double clicked the
form remains in edit mode, even though I've told it not be editable.
Additionally, when the control is double clicked, it shoudn't enter in the
time until the Edit button has been clicked on the form. The form opens with
Me.AllowEdits = False, and this works for everything but the control at
issue.

Me.CaseStart = Time()
Me.AllowEdits = False

I've also put the following in the control's after update event;
Me.Form.frmVisitNewEdit.AllowEdits = False
But to no avail.

As always, your help is greatly appreciated.

rob
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missinglinq's entry below
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This is even stranger! After doing some more noodling with this problem I did
manage to reproduce it! Don't understand it, but maybe someone else here can
explain it.

When I tried to repoduce the problem using a form based on a single table, I
couldn't do so, as noted in my last post. However, when I tried the same
thing on a form based on a query pulling from multiple tables, the problem
you're experiencing did raise iit's ugly head! Most curious!

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There's ALWAYS more than one way to skin a cat!

Answers/posts based on Access 2000

Message posted via AccessMonster.com
 
hi Rob,
The form opens with
Me.AllowEdits = False, and this works for everything but the control at
issue.
Click to expand...
Have you tried this sequence:

Me.AllowEdits = True
Me.CaseStart = Time() Me.Dirty = False
Me.AllowEdits = False
Click to expand...

mfG
--> stefan <--
 
Hello Stefan, your solution works as far as keeping the form in edit false
mode after clicking on the control. I would still like to figure out why, if
the form is in edits= false, the field is updatable w/o clicking on the Edit
button.

Any ideas. Thanks, Rob
 
hi Rob,
Hello Stefan, your solution works as far as keeping the form in edit false
mode after clicking on the control. I would still like to figure out why, if
the form is in edits= false, the field is updatable w/o clicking on the Edit
button.
Click to expand...
You are editing the control, so i think this is interpreted as an
implict AllowEdit.


mfG
--> stefan <--
 
Ok, thanks for your input and help.

Rob

Stefan Hoffmann said:
hi Rob,

You are editing the control, so i think this is interpreted as an
implict AllowEdit.


mfG
--> stefan <--
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