I have a tabbed form. On one page, there are two nested, linked subforms — linked on non-alterable data (the autonum recordcounter).
I keep a “changelog” of any items that might be updated in the parent record, this changelog gets written upon the “afterupdate” getting triggered.
I find that if I have made a change on one of the tabs, then click the tab w/ the nested forms, the afterupdate is automatically triggered. This is fine if I’ve made all my changes, but — if I have further ones, I end up w/ a second changelog record.
I did at one time have code in the form to trigger a “save” upon clicking on that tab, so I wondered if there might be some flukey “leftover.” I checked the current code thoroughly, then recompiled, etc.
Is this a natural response in forms which have nested forms in their tabs, or do you think I ought to copy the current forms, etc. into a fresh database?
I did some searching in this forum and across the Web — but couldn’t find anything that jumped out at me.
Thanks very much,
Pat Williams
