>Hi All,
>
>On a form I have a check box which will enable/disable two textboxes according to the checkbox state. This has also to relect when the records pointer is moved.
>
>I have codes in the refresh of the textbox like
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>this.enabled = !thisform.chkbox.value
>

>
>and in the check box I have:
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>thisform.textbox1.refresh()
>thisform.textbox2.refresh()
>

>
>now if I add a new control which depends on this checkbox I'll have to code two places again. Any way I can co-ordinate things well from one place and fixed codes in say for eg. the checkbox, so when I add a new control I have to change at one place to get the desired effects.

The easy way, assuming that there are no side effects that you want to avoid, is simply:

Thisform.Refresh()

This command sets off the Refresh() method in every object on the form.

If there are other global effects of that code that you need to avoid, you can also create a Container that the textboxes would reside in. In the Refresh() of the container, you would have code something like this:

FOR EACH loObject IN This.Controls
    loObject.Refresh()
NEXT

Then you would just fire:

Thisform.cntBoxes.Refresh()