I have a Pageframes in a Pageframe form design... On Page 2 of the outermost Pageframe, there are 2 other Pageframes:

Call them MasterPageframe (has 2 pages), and LeftPageframe and RightPageframe that live on page 2 of MasterPageframe

See?

So, when the user is on MasterPageframe page 2, and they click on the RightPageframe Page 1, I want the focus of the form to go to a grid that is on that Page (meaning MasterPageframe.RightPageframe.Page1.Grid1).

So, I added this to the MasterPageframe.RightPageframe.Page1.Activate() event

 this.CustomerGrid.SetFocus()

Well, that works to set focus to the grid, but it also gives me more activity than what I want or expected!!!

Here's what it does...

Before the SetFocus() instruction is processed, it FIRST fires the MasterPageframe.Page2.Activate() event, and then it fires LeftPageframe.Page1.Activate(). Well, that messes up all my processing logic, because, well, it just does! It's too much to explain, but there is code there that does not expect to be called unless the page has really been activated by the user.

Those other Page.Activates() are getting called when those pages are already the active pages for their parent pageframes. Why in the world are they getting called just becuase I am setting focus to a grid that is within the page I am coding against?


What am I missing to work around this?


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