Shawn,
>hopefully it will look like the following :
>
>
>IF using PrimaryBizObject = .t.
>string cTableName = this.primaryBizObject.TableName;
>this.BindingContext[this.PrimaryBizObject.GetCurrentDataSet(),cTableName].Position =
> this.PrimaryBizObject.GetCurrentDataSet().Tables[cTableName].Rows.Count -1;
>
It may be easiest to create a subclass of
mmButtonBehavior<\b>. You can either set the BindingSource property to a specific business object, or, if you leave this property blank, the button's GetBizObj() method automatically tries to get a reference to the parent form's primary business object. You can call this method from within one of your subclassed button's methods. For example:mmBusinessObject BizObj = this.GetBizObj();
if (BizObj != null)
{
string MyTableName = BizObj.TableName;
}Regards,
Kevin McNeish
Eight-Time .NET MVP
VFP and iOS Author, Speaker & Trainer
Oak Leaf Enterprises, Inc.
Chief Architect, MM Framework
http://www.oakleafsd.com
