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  • Darius9023
    New Member
    • Oct 2021
    • 1

    Disable Print Button

    I have a Form that has a query and in the "Split Form" Default View that can be edited the main table. I am selecting the values that I want to include in printing using Checkbox. If you save it and close the form, the selected values will not show if ever the form will be opened again. I want to disable the print button if there is no values on the "Split Form Datasheet" so that the user won't be able to print it again because on the print view it will show again the selected values. I want to restrict the reprinting it twice. I read and research about this but all of the codes are not applicable. Thank you in advance for those who can help me.
  • NeoPa
    Recognized Expert Moderator MVP
    • Oct 2006
    • 32656

    #2
    Hi Darius.

    First - Welcome to Bytes.com.

    I have to admit to being quite confused. You use the word "It" many times in your explanation, but unfortunately it really isn't clear in most cases what the "It" refers to.

    Perhaps you could edit your original post to explain your situation a little more clearly.

    I'm sure once the question is clear there will be many who'd like to help you.

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    • GazMathias
      Recognized Expert New Member
      • Oct 2008
      • 228

      #3
      Hi Darius9023,

      Unfortunately, you have not painted a very clear picture. I can guess what you are trying to achieve though.

      Do your records have a printed flag?

      If they do then whatever routine is actually responsible printing should be amended to respond to that flag:

      This is kinda how I would do it:

      >>PrintButton.C lick
      For rows
      Store ID in array / delimited string for checked rows.

      If IDs
      Call print management function, passing IDs
      Query rows in ID list where printed = false (I would use GetRows for this).
      When not EOF
      For rows
      Print
      Update printed flag.

      Alternatively, rework that slightly to update all printed rows when printing has finished, if it gets locky.

      If I'm barking up the wrong tree then you should post the content of your print click event so we have a better idea about what's going on in your solution.

      Gaz

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