How bout:

1) Create a method in your base class called MyRefresh and put the code in ther that you currently have in the Refresh method.

2) In your Refresh method call This.MyRefresh()

3) In your subclass remove all code in the Refresh method and put it in the MyRefresh method, making sure you call DODEFAULT()

>I have a class that contains a label and a textbox. This class is then subclassed and both the class and subclass have code in the container refresh. To get the original class refresh code to run, I put a dodefault() in subclass refresh. When I issue a thisform.refresh on a form with the subclass on it, the textbox refreshes twice. This isn't too bad until the classes are nested 2 or 3 deep, then the textbox refreshes 4 to 8 times. Using VFP6.
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>Am I doing something wrong, or is there a way around this behavior?
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>Thanks in advance,