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I thought I already posted this question but I can't find it anywhere???
I have a bound form in continuous view. I want to set it up so the user can
double click one of the records (the first text box in the row would be
fine) to open only that record in a new form for editing. After editing in
the new form I want the user to explicitly clickk an 'update' button which
saves the changes and updates the other form as well so when it closes the
user immediately sees their edit. How could I go about doing this? How do I
know what record was double-clicked since the text box that gets clicked
does not contain unique data? There is no row contianing unique data on the
form. (just an auto-increment id thats not displayed)
any help is appreciated. Thanks.
I have a bound form in continuous view. I want to set it up so the user can
double click one of the records (the first text box in the row would be
fine) to open only that record in a new form for editing. After editing in
the new form I want the user to explicitly clickk an 'update' button which
saves the changes and updates the other form as well so when it closes the
user immediately sees their edit. How could I go about doing this? How do I
know what record was double-clicked since the text box that gets clicked
does not contain unique data? There is no row contianing unique data on the
form. (just an auto-increment id thats not displayed)
any help is appreciated. Thanks.