>I'm refactoring our pageframe and page classes and I'm wondering if it is necessary to explicitely call the refresh() method.
>I wouldn't face with a tons of side effects.
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>I've found this sentence in the wiki:
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A VFP idiom: When you refresh a Form with a Page Frame on it, only the .ActivePage gets refreshed. This is by design and is desireable for video performance reasons. Thus, whenever the Page.Activate() method fires, you should do a This.Refresh().
>It's really a PITA to remember to put a This.Refresh into the Activate method of each page. See Auto Page Refresher for a suggestion on how to implement this behavior in your base page frame class."
>There are also solutions to implement autorefresher objects binded to the UIEnable method.
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>In a few words, I've no clear idea of the situation.
>Thank you for your help.
The problem is, precisely, that a ThisForm.Refresh() will NOT refresh all pages - only the currently selected page. So yes, you have to refresh each page when it is activated.
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