>Two options
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>(1)
>

>put =m.this.Refresh() in each page's activate
>

>
>(2) On one control of each page
>
>

>&& UIEnable event
>lparameters lEnable
>
>do case
>case m.lEnable
>  = m.this.Parent.Refresh()
>endcase
>

Hi Gregory,

Thank you for your quick response.

Why the container.refresh() does not work as it should?

In other words, the sequence is this:

Page.Activate has container.Activate
the container activate method has this.refresh()

If we change this.refresh() to thisform.refresh(), it works. I don't understand, why this.refresh() does not refresh container's objects as it should.

We don't want to use UIEnable method, because it is causing too much refresh. We even overwrote the framework's addUIEnabler method, so we can control refresh ourselves.

So, there is a difference between using thisform.refresh() and this.refresh(). Could you please explain, why there is a difference here?

Thanks a lot again.

<g>