>Ok, here's a good one, I just figured out what mystery has been happening to my screens, and now I can't figure out how to stop it.
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>It seems that when a check box or option button has the focus and you hit the enter key, a piece of code from another screen in the screen set gets executed. So far, always a piece of code that moves the current screen 600 pix off the screen which is how I switch visible screens.
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>I've only been able to make this happen with my main application that uses a foundation read. It doesn't happen with small test programs.
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>Any help would be appreciated, I'd hate to tell my users "just don't do that" with the enter key.
Tim,
How code in another form in the formset gets executed is a mystery to me, but to work around the problem, how about capturing the enter keystroke in the control's keypress method and converting it to a TAB. That way the user would not see any difference, and any strange effects would be bypassed.
regards.
Jim Edgar
Jurix Data Corporation
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