>>>If this can be solved. I have a combobox and a textbox and only one can be active at once. If the textbox has any input in it, the combobox should be dis-enabled so in the interactive exchange have:
>>>if len(thisform.somectls1.mytextbox1.value)>0
>>>thisform.somectls1.mycombobox2.enabled=.f.
>>>else
>>>thisform.somectls1.mycombobox2.enabled=.t.
>>>endi
>>>SO I test it by enter a little text in the txtbox and the combo becomes disabled like it's supposed to but when I backspace and remove the text from the said txtbox the combobox never becomes enabled.
>>
>>Use following:
>>if not empty(thisform.somectls1.mytextbox1.value)
>>etc.
>>Also, if it's the same textbox.interactivechange then use just
>>if not empty(this.value)
>>...
>
>A little improvement: instead of an IF, use directly
>
>THISFORM.SOMECTLS1.MYCOMBOBOX2.ENABLED = EMPTY(THIS.VALUE)
>
>Any structure like
>
>IF condition
> SOMETHING = .T.
>ELSE
> SOMETHING = .F.
>ENDIF
>
>is better coded (IMO) as SOMETHING = condition.
That worked!! PS IMO???
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