Hi Gerard,
You must convert PageOrder to Index for collection Pages[].

You will add method Po2I to your pagaframe class:

* PROCEDURE Po2I()
LPARAM liPO
LOCAL liCO
FOR liCO=1 TO This.PageCount
    IF This.Pages(liCO).PageOrder=liPO
       RETURN liCO
    ENDIF        
NEXT
RETURN 0
*ENDPROC

thisform.pageframe.pages[thisform.pageframe.PoI(thisform.pageframe.activepage)].refresh

>Hi Dragan . thanks for your reply.
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>.....thisform.pageframe.pages[thisform.pageframe.activepage].refresh
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>I tried this but it does not seem to run the code in the activate event of the active page....is there a way of doing this. (I have the code in the activate which requeries a view.
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>Regards,
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>Gerard
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>>>Is there a way to refresh the current page that is in view on a page frame.
>>>I have a control, outside the Pageframe, which controls what records are to be viewed. On the activate of the page, I set the key into the view and do a requery. This is ok as long as I click on the Page Tab, but If I happen to be on the page (could be any page on the page frame)I need to run the activate of the current page:
>>>
>>>Something like would do the trick if its possible:
>>>
>>>Thisform.PageFrame.CurrentPage.Activate
>>>
>>>Thanks for any assistance
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>>Close...
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>>thisform.pageframe.pages[thisform.pageframe.activepage].refresh
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>>You may as well run any other method on a page. Also, programmatical setting of pageframe.activepage=n will activate the page and run its .activate code. This also doesn't mean an automatic refresh - you have to call it. To make things easier, thisform.refresh will refresh the active page (and call its .refresh code).