UPDATE: Found solution: using method AfterRowColChange(). The nice thing about this method is that it does not fire if grid has no records.
Hi,
I have a form with a PageFrame and 3 tabs. Each tab/page has a grid bound to a different table. Think of it as:
tab 1 - Grandparent
tab 2 - Parent
tab 3 - Child.
Typically user clicks on a row in tab1 grid, then goes to tab 2 grid, selects a Parent. Then they can go to tab 3 and select a child.
But I am thinking of a case where user may not select a Parent but jump from Grandparent to Child. Therefore, when user clicks on the Tab 3 (Child), I want to check that he/she clicked and selected a row in tab 2 grid. And there could be a case where the user has a Grandparent record but not yet a Parent.
How would you suggest to check if, when clicking on Child tab, a Parent exists and is selected?
TIA
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