Hi Rox,
I had a MyProp_Assign() with no code in it the other day. I could set
This.MyProp = "X" all day long, but This.MyProp didn't budge. Just a thought.


>Here's a head scratcher, something I did several times in an older version of the framework doesnt seem to like me in the lastest version. Either that or I'm doing something really stupid here...
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>I got a textbox who's controlsource needs bound to a custom property on Thisform.oBizObj. I cant define that at design time since the control inits before the bizobj, so in form's init() I do:
>

>IF NOT DODEFAULT()
>    RETURN .F.
>ENDIF
>
>ThisForm.txtCurrViewDesc.oControl.ControlSource='Thisform.oBizObj.MyCustomPropertyName'
>

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>After the above code in form's init, I do some runtime enable/disable control handling then call Thisform.RefreshForm(). All is well at first glance, I see the correct value of the bizobj property in my textbox & textbox is enabled like it should be. But when I go to change the value shown in the textbox (which ideally should also change the value of the underlying bizobj) nothing happens. I can type & edit to that textbox to my heart's content but changes are not shown and the underlying bizobj property acts like it's readonly???
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>The custom bizobj property is defined as public, so what stupid thing am I doing wrong? TIA!