>>>>>I created two methods, StorePage and PrevPage. The first would store a reference to the current page into an array property on the form, and the other would just activate the previously stored page.
>>>>
>>>>One last question, Dragan... You said oPageRef contained the path reference to the page; how did you set this value? Thanks, Renoir
>>>
>>>That's what the other method's for - in any page which receives focus I had a thisform.storepage(this).
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>>I'm sorry to belabor this, but I guess what I really was asking is what syntax are you actually using in the StorePage method to assign the value? Is there a command that returns the path of objects at the form level? Thanks again!
>
>So right said Fred (qv), and here's the method. It's not much, so I decided to publish it with a few extra comments. oPages is an array property, and
>

Lpara oPageRef
>lcFullName=SYS( 1272, oPageRef)
>lnAt= ascan(this.oPAges,lcFullName)
>if lnAt=0    && not visited yet
>	This.lastpage=this.lastpage+1
>	Dime this.oPAges[this.lastpage,2]
>	This.oPAges[this.lastpage,1]=oPageRef
>	This.oPAges[this.lastpage,2]=lcFullName
>else    && aha, a revisit
>	nLastpage=lnAt/2
>* so discard later references
>	for i=this.lastpage to nLastpage+1 step -1
>		this.opages[i,1]=null
>		this.opages[i,2]=''
>	endf
>	this.lastpage=nlastpage
>Endif
>

>So in the PrevPage method I'm only finding the reference to the previous page, and that would be this.opages[this.lastpage-1, 1], and then activate that page - and decrease this.lastpage by 1.

Dragan,

I get a "oPages is not an array" error on the line of your code below and I'm sure it's just because I don't have the right value for the oPages property. I dimensioned an array in the Init method and tried that, but to no avail... What did I miss? Thanks!

lnAt= ascan(this.oPAges,lcFullName)

Renoir