>>I have a form with a parent-child-grandparent relation. Only one parent record, as this is the edit result of a find operation. They can change between child records, and are prompted to save/cancel when switching records. All this works just fine.
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>>There is a pageframe on the form, each page has its own parameterized view of grandchild records. I want to be able to switch pages and make changes on all pages without having to save/cancel changes when switching pages.
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>>How can/should I do that?
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>See if my comments on the following link help. My comments are at the bottom.
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>http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~GrandChildren~SoftwareEng

Yes, it's the same setup, and it wasn't completely confusing. ;)

Like you said, it would require one full grandchild view, but I see two possible ways to show what's on each page:
1) Present each page with a filtered view of the full grandchild(your solution), or
2) Present each page with a view of the full grandchild. This allows me to commit each page's view back to the full view, which can then be saved/discared/refreshed as a whole.

My question is, which is the better design (and why?), or is there another way?