Hi,
I seem to have discovered a bug/problematic feature in Access 2002.
When navigating through records in a form, if a control in one of the subforms has the focus, and that subform becomes disabled through disabling of the tab page, then ALL subforms (not just the disabled one) become unavailable to reference in VB (at least in the On Current event). Attempting to reference one will cause a 2455 error.
Note that disabling the subform directly does not cause this problem.
Is this a known issue? Is there more to this that I should know about (e.g. what are the root causes, are there any bad practices I may be perpetrating, etc.)?
Thanks!
I seem to have discovered a bug/problematic feature in Access 2002.
When navigating through records in a form, if a control in one of the subforms has the focus, and that subform becomes disabled through disabling of the tab page, then ALL subforms (not just the disabled one) become unavailable to reference in VB (at least in the On Current event). Attempting to reference one will cause a 2455 error.
Note that disabling the subform directly does not cause this problem.
Is this a known issue? Is there more to this that I should know about (e.g. what are the root causes, are there any bad practices I may be perpetrating, etc.)?
Thanks!
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