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How avoid error message when not sending email
Posted on 2014-11-06
I have the following code on an onclick event of an email hyperlink in a form.
But if the user closes the email window and doesn't send an email we get an error:
"The sendobject action was cancelled"
How can we not get this error message?
Private Sub txtEmail_Click()
Dim strEmail As String
If IsNull(Me.txtEmail) Then
MsgBox ("There is no email address shown")
Exit Sub
ElseIf Me.txtEmail = " " Then
MsgBox ("There is no email address shown")
Exit Sub
End If
strEmail = Me.txtEmail
DoCmd.SendObject , , , strEmail, , , , , True
End Sub
But if the user closes the email window and doesn't send an email we get an error:
"The sendobject action was cancelled"
How can we not get this error message?
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Yes. But when the email window opens and if the user changes their mind and doesn't send an email the error appears.
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