Using the technique mentioned in this thread: Creating Pseudo Custom Controls with Class Modules, I have successfully created my own set of form-navigation buttons, along with [Save] and [Undo] buttons.
However, there is a problem with the [Save] action. Each form has a different save criteria...
I have a simple form that, when the user clicks on a hyperlink, the image file path is passed to the form's OpenArgs and the form displays the image in full size.
The code goes like this:
Option Compare Database
Option Explicit
Dim clsClose As clsCloseButton
Private Sub Form_Load()
Set...
How do you write a sub procedure that, when you pass a form's name or a form object as the parameter, it checks to see if the form is loaded, then requery its underlying subform?
This is what I was trying to do, hard-coded:
Forms!frmMain1.subForm1.Form.Requery
Ultimately, I'd like to come up...
Let's say I have a textbox that allows only numeric input, or OK/Cancel buttons with preset formats and Default/Cancel properties, any kind of reusable controls that I will have on several of my forms. Is it possible to save those controls somewhere, along with its formatting and code, so that I...
Hi,
I have a table with a field named [ImgagePath] that stores pictures of items. Images are stored on a folder in the server.
I have set up the folder to be completely public but not browsable, that means anyone can access the folder if he/she types in the path \\server\folder directly in the...
Hi,
I'm not a professional developer, just someone who knows some VBA and SQL, with just enough database knowledge to put some things together.
I'm currently working on an Access (Office365 64-bit) front end that uses linked tables stored in a MySQL server on Ubuntu (via ODBC drivers).
This is...