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Continuous Form question - Does Navigations Buttons area have a delete button
Hi EE,
Does the navigations button area as seen in the screen shot below have a delete button?
If not,
The way to delete the record, is to click on the REcord Selector area to the left of the record and then press the DELETE button?
(Usually I hide the record selector and navigation areas, and create a delete button to the right of the last field in design view .... and in the footer area of form i create an "add area", am just experimenting with a faster approach for creating forms when my user needs a form fast)
tx for your help, sandra
Does the navigations button area as seen in the screen shot below have a delete button?
If not,
The way to delete the record, is to click on the REcord Selector area to the left of the record and then press the DELETE button?
(Usually I hide the record selector and navigation areas, and create a delete button to the right of the last field in design view .... and in the footer area of form i create an "add area", am just experimenting with a faster approach for creating forms when my user needs a form fast)
tx for your help, sandra
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Sandra,
The selected record in a continuous form is automatically known. Your code would be no different than code for a button showing up in the last column (which is actually a single control )
<<do you hide the navigation buttons and choose to do the add logic through>>
I always have the navigation buttons showing at the bottom when the form in in continuous view, and {almost} always hide them if the form is in Single Form View (just personal preference)
The selected record in a continuous form is automatically known. Your code would be no different than code for a button showing up in the last column (which is actually a single control )
<<do you hide the navigation buttons and choose to do the add logic through>>
I always have the navigation buttons showing at the bottom when the form in in continuous view, and {almost} always hide them if the form is in Single Form View (just personal preference)
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tx so much, mbizup.... did not know about the delete button concept that you mentioned
above..... tx for writing about your approach, s
above..... tx for writing about your approach, s
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tx for writing....
@mbizup
so if you have one command button in footer,
you "know" which record you are on, so you know which key to delete
would it be possible for you to post your logic that does this?
bec. having one delete button can save "real estate" over having delete
buttons on each row... tx in advance if you can....
@all:
if you control the delete with your own delete button,
do you hide the navigation buttons and choose to do the add logic through
your own add button to be consistent to the user that use has to
click on a big button?
Would it be possible to post a screen shot that has delete/add functionality
so i could possible improve the art of form design?
tx, s