hi,
i try to write code in current Event but the Access 2007 dont start him when i click.
i dont get any error, and in new project its work perfect! its frick me out
thank you,Code:private sub btn_click() msg box(1) end sub
miki
hi,
i try to write code in current Event but the Access 2007 dont start him when i click.
i dont get any error, and in new project its work perfect! its frick me out
thank you,Code:private sub btn_click() msg box(1) end sub
miki
try
msgbox(1)
It will pop a window with 1 in it. Hope this helps.
Maybe, instead of creating multiple threads, you can try to explain what you are trying to accomplish.
https://www.accessforums.net/access/...tml#post197922
Are you trying to hide a control on your form when a condition is met? Are you trying to test a Message Box? If this thread is about a Message box, maybe you can state this here.
The different events handlers are to handle different actions the user might perform. A click event will only fire when the user clicks a specific control. It will not automatically call another procedure like a load event or current event.
first, i open a thread here too because i think that question is less specific. i explain.Maybe, instead of creating multiple threads, you can try to explain what you are trying to accomplish.
https://www.accessforums.net/access/...tml#post197922
Are you trying to hide a control on your form when a condition is met? Are you trying to test a Message Box? If this thread is about a Message box, maybe you can state this here.
The different events handlers are to handle different actions the user might perform. A click event will only fire when the user clicks a specific control. It will not automatically call another procedure like a load event or current event.
i cant to run a code in one project, and the same code exectly work to me in other project.
i now to programming and i understand how the thing need to be. im new in access not in programming.
maybe access have a option that block the code?
thank you very much
miki
Not quite sure what the question is still. That is Why I mentioned,
"The different events handlers are to handle different actions the user might perform. A click event will only fire when the user clicks a specific control. It will not automatically call another procedure like a load event or current event."
Perhaps the answer to this thread is on post # 2
no, i explain,Not quite sure what the question is still. That is Why I mentioned,
"The different events handlers are to handle different actions the user might perform. A click event will only fire when the user clicks a specific control. It will not automatically call another procedure like a load event or current event."
Perhaps the answer to this thread is on post # 2
if i write the code in new project i get a msg box, but if i write the same code in my project i got nothing.
Did you try the suggestion in post #2?