>>>>>>>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.
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>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.

Wait, textbox is part of grid container now, so if you can make reference to container, then you can refer any part of it. BTW, there are some other properties which will be helpful here: Grid.ActiveColumn and/or Column.CurrentControl for example. Why not to look at them?