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Elliot Rodriguez
Im working through some exercises in the book Microsoft Office Infopath
2003 (by Roger Jennings), and have a question that I dont think is
explained very well... hoping for some clarification.
During almost all the events discussed in this chapter I'm reading (15
for those of you following along), each event contains the following
conditional:
if e.Operation = "Delete" then
return
end if
When I step through each procedure, the event is fired twice but
processed once - Operation returns Delete the first time through, but
something else for the second time.
Why does this occur? Should I plan to perform this check for every
eventhandler I write?
Thanks
2003 (by Roger Jennings), and have a question that I dont think is
explained very well... hoping for some clarification.
During almost all the events discussed in this chapter I'm reading (15
for those of you following along), each event contains the following
conditional:
if e.Operation = "Delete" then
return
end if
When I step through each procedure, the event is fired twice but
processed once - Operation returns Delete the first time through, but
something else for the second time.
Why does this occur? Should I plan to perform this check for every
eventhandler I write?
Thanks