Hi, John!

Here is what I get from your posting. Please tell me if I am correct.

1) Objects on non-active pages do not get refreshed when the forms' refresh method is executed.

2) Non-active pages DO get refreshed, but not their objects.

3) If the form is refreshed, then the non-active pages' refresh method will be called.


Is this correct?

If so, then here is my problem:

I have an application that contains forms with pages. I have included the "This.Refresh()" call in the activate method of each page. All of the fields on the form are disabled until in "edit" mode. But, when a non-active page is activated, the current object values are not reflected properly.

I have not tried your method of expressly refreshing each object when the form is refreshed.

I have a main calling program that does a lot of setting this and that, calling other programs and accessing the registry and ini files.

Any suggestions? (besides the one I have not tried yet) Are there specific commands that will prohibit the disabled items from being refreshed?

If I am not clear or you need to see some code, please let me know.

Thanks!


Jeff Elmore