>>Hi,
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>>I'm having trouble with my custom write buffer.When I am on a record and make changes then go to the next record using my toolbar the writebuffer traps for changes and allows me to commit or revert my changes. But if I were to make changes then select my listbox and go to another record, the changes are already committed. How do I check if data has changed in any of my text boxes and prompt the user to save, discard or cancel the last action?
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>>TIA
>>Jon

>In case of row buffering, may be you can put the trap to Listbox GotFocus(), that just off the top of my head, I didn't try it :)

Nick,

I put my method for checking the fieldstate in the gotfocus() event as you suggested and I now get my confirmation message. Thanks. Now I have to resolve the rest of the fields refreshing once my writebuffer is invoked, ie I save my changes, the listbox displays the clicked record but for some reason the rest of my text boxes are not being refreshed? Always something!!

Thanks again
Jon