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    #16
    Re: Refresh a tabbed control

    I am hoping Farren comes back with a screenshot for us...
    Robin

    Discernment is not needed in things that differ, but in those things that appear to be the same. - Miles Sanford

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      #17
      Re: Refresh a tabbed control

      Sorry I was off of this project for a while and I appreciate the comments.

      I can't post my ComputeEngine() function, but it adds a new child record each time it's called. When I roll out the version with support for many child records, I'll just eliminate the step where I delete all the current child records. Until that time, my plan was to do the delete of any/all existing child records (should be only one for now) and the function would create a new child record. The other difference will be on the tabbed control on the form. The version that's showing only one child record won't use a browse control, and the version that supports many child records will use the browse control.

      At the moment, for testing, I have both. One tab has a browse control and another tab just has fields from the child table. Frankly, the browse control makes the code much easier and it's working. The downside of the browse control is LOTS of scrolling left and right to show all of the fields whereas on the tab with fields only I'm able to easily include all of the fields without any scrolling.

      At this point, since I'm lacking a clear understanding of how to address the non-browse-control child record, I'll probably just go with the browse control version and tell the customer to live with scrolling issue.

      MoGrace: what would you like to see a screenshot of?

      -Farren

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        #18
        Re: Refresh a tabbed control

        Well, now, even with the browse control I'm having issues. Here's a bit of code:

        NutrientBrowse.Commit()
        ComputeEngine(TopParent:Formula_number.value)
        NutrientBrowse.Refresh_Layout()
        NutrientBrowse.Refresh()

        I commit the browse just in case they were editing it (which they shouldn't)
        The ComputeEngine function adds a new child record.
        I'm trying BOTH Refresh and RefreshLayout to try to make the new record appear in the browse control.

        Sometimes the new record appears automatically like I want it to, and sometimes it does not appear until I click in the browse control and hit the down-arrow key and then 'poof' it shows up! So, the new record is getting inserted, but the refresh isn't showing it sometimes. I've tried to come up with a pattern of when it appears and when it doesn't but so far it seems random.

        -Farren
        Last edited by Farren; 11-30-2011, 01:17 PM. Reason: typo

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          #19
          Re: Refresh a tabbed control

          Originally posted by Farren View Post
          Well, now, even with the browse control I'm having issues. Here's a bit of code:
          NutrientBrowse.Commit()
          ComputeEngine(TopParent:Formula_number.value)
          NutrientBrowse.Refresh_Layout()
          NutrientBrowse.Refresh()
          -Farren
          Thats one line of actual code and all it does is call ComputeEngine(
          I can't post my ComputeEngine()
          function and that's what we need, to help you. Well we tried.

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            #20
            Re: Refresh a tabbed control

            Is there any way to change tree branch icon, instead of using default "folder" icon? Thanks!

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