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Hi,
in my continuous form i have three images each with onClick events. when user presses one of these images, the code is executed for the 'current' record, not necessarily the one that the user clicked on. How can i make access acknowledge the record that the user wants?
I have tried setting focus to another textbox in the record in the onclick event, but this simply sets focus in the 'current' record, not the selected one.
The discussion here is similar to my problem, but without resolution.
My images depict for the user whether or not an attachment has been added to the record and the ability to view or remove it, or otherwise add an attachment. I use conditional formatting for a bound textbox under the image to make the image 'visible' (the image is a black outline icon, the textbox underneath is also black, effectively hiding the icon until the conditional format criteria are met, then the textbox is formatted green and the icons become 'visible'.) I have set it up this way because my form is space-poor and it is an otherwise elegant way of showing the user at a glance the status of attachment and what they can do with it.
I can add an image later if people request it, my internet connection at this point isn't strong enough to bring up the attachment manager window of this post....
in my continuous form i have three images each with onClick events. when user presses one of these images, the code is executed for the 'current' record, not necessarily the one that the user clicked on. How can i make access acknowledge the record that the user wants?
I have tried setting focus to another textbox in the record in the onclick event, but this simply sets focus in the 'current' record, not the selected one.
The discussion here is similar to my problem, but without resolution.
My images depict for the user whether or not an attachment has been added to the record and the ability to view or remove it, or otherwise add an attachment. I use conditional formatting for a bound textbox under the image to make the image 'visible' (the image is a black outline icon, the textbox underneath is also black, effectively hiding the icon until the conditional format criteria are met, then the textbox is formatted green and the icons become 'visible'.) I have set it up this way because my form is space-poor and it is an otherwise elegant way of showing the user at a glance the status of attachment and what they can do with it.
I can add an image later if people request it, my internet connection at this point isn't strong enough to bring up the attachment manager window of this post....