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Great point NeoPa. I was thinking that some of the ActiveX and other security controls were only accessible through GP in Access 2007/WinXP. I guess that may not be the case, but either way you make a valued point for anyone following up on this issue. Thanks! -
Thank you! Yes, other events do work fine from the GUI side, but I had my head down so much I didn't think to put in new event triggers to confirm all events are actually showing up in VBA. I'll work in that direction and see what I can find. Thanks again for the suggestion, hopefully that'll pan out.Leave a comment:
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Yep, put an entirely new copy of the database on their PC and that copy exhibits the same behavior. And if I move their problematic DB to my PC it doesn't act that way. So I'm confident it is isolated to his PC and is not something internal to that actual MDB file.
Thanks for the pointer about ActiveX security. From what I know that's all controlled via group policy and not directly in Access so it'll take some time for me to get someone...Leave a comment:
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Thanks TheSmileyCoder. We've experienced and seen the exact same behavior. I has already removed the problematic registry key and registered and unregistered the library. That's the process that has worked consistently (luckily) for over a hundred users, and as soon as I did that, this guy's database did stop toss out errors. However this is the first time we've seen that the errors stopped, yet part of the treeview control just plain doesn't work....Leave a comment:
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hmm, that's a good one to look for, thanks. I'll check so see if it is different on that PC than the others.Leave a comment:
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Treeview nodeClick doesn't fire when clicked
We are using the treeview common control in an MS Access form. I've encountered a situation with a user where when he clicks a node in the tree, the nodeclick() event does not fire, yet the tree is still fully navigable. He can open and close all the branches, but the background code that picks up the nodeclick() just doesn't fire. However we have buttons on the screen that, thru code, find the next node and "click" it through VBA. That... -
Thanks again for the input and confirmation. I think we're gonna stop spending time pursuing this specific problem and approach it from another angle.Leave a comment:
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Thanks for the reply. We've actually already done what you suggested. The file is developed using .mdb, then saved as a different extension when it goes out to users. So when we go to sign right before distribution it'll fail to sign. I can even sign it successfully while it's still an .mdb, then rename the extension. But when you open it while it's got the other extension Access completely ignores the signature and pretends like it isn't even there...Leave a comment:
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Digital Signature fails when file extension is not .mdb
We are using some Access databases in v2003 format where the file extension is not the default .mdb. We've customized the extension and have registered that with Access so it will open when double-clicked. However, whenever I try to digitally sign the file the VBA editor fails with the message:
"There was a problem with the digital certificate. The VBA project could not be signed. The signature will be discarded."
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