Form with functionality to re-link backend

[GraeagleBill]

I have Form with functionality allowing the user to re-link between different backends. All appears normal in that the form's RecordSource is as linked, but ALL the text box controls on the form now behave as though they were "Locked". I.e., text boxes get the control in a normal fashion but one cannot type into them, likewise with already populated text boxes one cannot edit the existing text. (The re-link code IS NOT new, been in use for years)

What might cause all the text boxes to behave as though locked?



BTW, the form has a mix of bound and unbound TB's.

[Welshgasman]

Any updates?

[GraeagleBill]

Yes, the user is now given two command buttons to switch from one backend to another. The ensuing re-links to the alternative backend works fine and the alternate backend context RecordSource reflects the switch as the forms RecordSource is Required. From an appearance standpoint, everything looks normal with data displayed as expected.

[Welshgasman]

No,
I meant had you had any updates to software to perhaps cause this issue?
However if you are still on 2013, I expect that is unlikely?

[GraeagleBill]

I commented out the path(s) that lead to the new backend switching function, but the issue persists. Might I have a corrupted form? The other forms in the app behave properly.

In testing the general functionality of the form, one action caused the entire Footer section to loose visibility. That smells like a corruption to me. BTW, this IS NOT a new app, but rather one many many years old.

[GraeagleBill]

No updates. A back level of the app functions normally. Does my post #5 suggest anything?

[GraeagleBill]

I'm now working on the theory that the entire App's DB is corrupted. I will get last night's backup of the app and re-apply the changes.

[GraeagleBill]

I backed off to the previous level of code, applied the changes pertaining to the new functionality but was unable to recreate the issue in the OP. I can only conclude that I somehow managed to have corrupted the form described.