>>Hi Naomi,
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>>I was just thinking about that too. The pageframe class that I am using has the Pagecount set to 9. I should have made that 0 in the class I think. In any case, although I have changed it in the form to 11, I think that is where the problem lies.
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>>What do you think?
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>>Thanks,
>>Jim
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>Hi Jim,
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>It's hard to say, actually. We're using pageframe class with 2 pages and I think we don't use Page.Init event that much. Instead we're adding containers in run-time. The container can have some code in its init method.
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>Anyway, you're saying that it doesn't matter what code you put in the Initi, it doesn't fire, correct?

Yes, Naomi, that is true. I can put DoDefault() at the beginning of the page Init. Set a breakpoint there and it doesn't get hit.

My feeling is the source of my problem is the pagecount set in the class to 9. I changed that to 11 in the form, and this is the 11th page that I have entered. Even though I change the PageOrder for this page to 9, Init still doesn't get hit.

With the PageOrder for this page set to 9, the two pages with PageOrder set to 10, and 11 are really superfluous, but I don't recall how to delete them. If I reduce the Pagecount for the pageframe to 9 in the form, I get an error saying that "pgImport (the last page in the pageframe now) is a class member".

Jim