>Rich,
>
>I tried your code and it seemed to work for me. Is it possible that you have subclassed the Textbox control? If your textboxes are based on your own class, say "txt", try using that as the last argument to SetAll().
>

Scott: Thanks for your help but.........

I haven't subclassed the textboxes. I looked at the property sheet for them and the Base Class is "Textbox."

My next try was to manually disable some of the controls via the property sheet. The command button now does

Thisform.SetAll("enabled",.T.,"Textbox")

and nothing changes.

I can, however, do a

Thisform.txtMyControl.Enabled = .F.

and that will work.

Any other suggestions????

Thanks for your time...........Rich



>Scott
>
>>Hi all:
>>
>>Moving slowly from 2.6 to VFP, I'm trying to learn about SetAll. I've created a form (using quick form) and placed a command button on the form. The intent is to either Disable or Enable all the textboxes which were created. In the click event of the command button I have placed
>>

>>Thisform.SetAll('enabled',IIF(This.Caption="Enable",.T.,.F.),"Textbox")
>>This.Caption=IIF(This.Caption="Enable","Disable","Disable")
>>

>>
>>When I click on the button, the caption changes, but none of the controls do.
>>
>>What have I missed????
>>
>>Thanks to all..........Rich