So I have this Application that was made by another devloper. There's a button on a form with an On Click event attached to it. The only issue is when I put a break point ANYWHERE in the code... then go back and click the button. It doesn't break.
Additionally, some code runs, because the button actually does stuff... just not the stuff in the On Click event.
I've never seen this before. I showed it to another developer and we're both kind of baffled as to how it would run.
I would post it, but unfortunately I can't for security reasons. So... I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to have the On Click event of a button do something other than what the code in the click event is denoting it should be doing.
As an aside, the On Click event is supposed to set the data up to be pushed as a report. So when I press the button it is pushing data as a report, it just happens to be the wrong data.
She does have some Macros set up... but the event procedure is listed in the properties under ON Click... not macros... but I was thinking maybe the Macros could override it...? I don't... I am kind of grapsing atm.
Of course... any help... greatly appreciated!
Additionally, some code runs, because the button actually does stuff... just not the stuff in the On Click event.
I've never seen this before. I showed it to another developer and we're both kind of baffled as to how it would run.
I would post it, but unfortunately I can't for security reasons. So... I was wondering if anyone knew of a way to have the On Click event of a button do something other than what the code in the click event is denoting it should be doing.
As an aside, the On Click event is supposed to set the data up to be pushed as a report. So when I press the button it is pushing data as a report, it just happens to be the wrong data.
She does have some Macros set up... but the event procedure is listed in the properties under ON Click... not macros... but I was thinking maybe the Macros could override it...? I don't... I am kind of grapsing atm.
Of course... any help... greatly appreciated!