>>>>>>I have this problem for a while. I've set some shortcut keys in my menu to add, save, revert records but the problem is when I use the save or revert shortcut, the valid event of the control (where I am when I use the shortcut) won't fire. So, my tableupdates are fired and I exit the edit pageframe. When I want to edit another record I've got the "Uncommited changes for view" error.
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>>>>>>I want to fire explicitely the valid event before continuing the code in the save method. Is there a way to do that?
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>>>>>If the problem is just to fire an event, you can do it programmatically:
>>>>>Thisform.ControlX.Valid()
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>>>>Hi, thanks for your response! The problem is I hav a lot of controls with valid events. I want just to fire the current control (if exist) valid event.
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>>>So, what's the problem?
>>>Form.ActiveControl.Valid()
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>>Thanks, I didn't know there was a ActiveControl!!! But I wonder why the valid doesn't fire with a shortcut. Is it because the shortcut doesn't have a focus? The problem doesn't happen if I click save!!!
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>Yes, focus is still on form/control. This is why ActiveControl is still available.

It works with simple controls but if the focus is in a textbox inside a grid, the current control is the grid, not the textbox inside.