>>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?
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>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.
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>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.
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>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".
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>Jim

I think Sergey nailed the problem with his last response. I don't use SCX based forms as well as I don't use MebmerClasses, so I didn't remember that quote from Help.

Though I don't know where exactly is that quote taken out from. I could not find it in MemberClasses Help.