dbl click

[lee123]

here is the senerio,

i have a form that has a field on it named (txtID) i want to be able to dbl click on it to open up another form with the same field (txtid) with that persons information. the form i have has an access database in the backend im using visual basic 6 as my front end i am using some ado controls on these forms that are conneting to the access database is this something i can do?

lee123

[lotus18]

here is the senerio,

i have a form that has a field on it named (txtID) i want to be able to dbl click on it to open up another form with the same field (txtid) with that persons information. the form i have has an access database in the backend im using visual basic 6 as my front end i am using some ado controls on these forms that are conneting to the access database is this something i can do?

lee123

Hi lee

I have a sample program here on how to do that but not using an ado control. I don't use ado control for 2 years now (i think).

Rey Sean

[daniel aristidou]

here is the senerio,

i have a form that has a field on it named (txtID) i want to be able to dbl click on it to open up another form with the same field (txtid) with that persons information. the form i have has an access database in the backend im using visual basic 6 as my front end i am using some ado controls on these forms that are conneting to the access database is this something i can do?

lee123

Hi lee...
I havent done this in vb6 but in vb08 i have so ill just post a rough code outline for you...
[CODE=vb] Private Sub Text_onclick()
form2.show()
form2.dataset.R Ecordset.positi on = form2.dataset.R Ecordset.find = "txtid" & Textbox.Text
End Sub
[/CODE]

[lotus18]

Hi lee...
I havent done this in vb6 but in vb08 i have so ill just post a rough code outline for you...
[CODE=vb] Private Sub Text_onclick()
form2.show()
form2.dataset.R Ecordset.positi on = form2.dataset.R Ecordset.find = "txtid" & Textbox.Text
End Sub
[/CODE]

In vb6, you don't have to use () in showing a form. : )

[CODE=vb]form2.show[/CODE]

Rey Sean

[Killer42]

The OP also said they want to double-click.

[daniel aristidou]

The OP also said they want to double-click.

Ok....Chill
Was just an example

Daniel(~_~)

[werks]

Have you solved your problem?


Better Than Yesterday ^^

[lee123]

well actually no my problem still stands on how i can do this

lee123

[Ali Rizwan]

here is the senerio,

i have a form that has a field on it named (txtID) i want to be able to dbl click on it to open up another form with the same field (txtid) with that persons information. the form i have has an access database in the backend im using visual basic 6 as my front end i am using some ado controls on these forms that are conneting to the access database is this something i can do?

lee123

use this code

Private Sub txtID_DblClick()

'Your code here
msgbox "I am clicked twice"

End Sub

Regards
>> ALI <<

[Killer42]

Ok....Chill
Was just an example

No worries. That was just another way of saying... subscribing. :)

[shuvo2k6]

Hi lee123,
I have written a VB6 program for your.
That is stored at link http://www.megashare.com/348049. If you want to try with my program you can download it.

If you satisfy, please reply.

Get better.

Regards,
SHuvo

[Killer42]

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[Killer42]

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