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Skipped in late in this thread, so perhaps was already checked:
Assuming that perhaps code on the parent controls / form level seet a control.Readonly = .t. or Control.enabled = .f.
have you checked both properties in the debugger when form is active ? have you verified the control gets focus and when is left with a positive by logging ?
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thomas
>Yes, I do click on the button, but it seems to be bypassed if there are no changes to the data; if there are changes and I want to cancel them, the button's click code works just fine. If there are no changes, and I click on the button, none of the code in the Click Event ever fires/executes.
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>>>Yes, I did, but the code never stopped inside of the Cancel.click event even though I put a SET STEP ON command there.
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>>It isn't clear from your original message. Are you clicking on this button? If not, how do you expect this code to be called?
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>>Tamar
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