>>for example... I will have a SAVE button on pageframe1.page1 and
>>another SAVE button on pageframe1.page2. I want to call a method
>>and set the SAVE button on pageframe1.page1 visible property to F.
>>thisform.cmdsave.visible = .f. does not work. Remember, I am using a
>>formset. I want a generic method that sets all SAVE buttons to visible = .f..
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>You should be able to accomplish that by drilling down through the controls on the forms.
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>The reason that thisform.cmdSave.visible = .f. doesn't work, is because it looks like you have it on a pageframe. Unlike VB, VFP requires that you refer to objects from their containers. So, it'd be thisform.pageframe1.page1.cmdSave.visible = .f.
Is there no other way? Can I set up some kind of memory
variables. It seems like to much work to have to refer to
objects in their container. I have a program with 4 SAVE buttons.