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Home > Forums > Programmers > DBMS Packages > Microsoft: Access Forms Forum

Tabbed Documents - After Update Event firing?

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lameid (Programmer)

27 Mar 12 14:29

I have yet to replicate this but apparently an after update event is firing when users click amongst tabbed documents.

Apparently error 2165 "You can't hide a control that has the focus" is occuring.  While visibility properties are set in the event in question, they are not for involved control(s).

Technically I have the After_update even called from other after_update events as those events set the controls values...  In any case none of those source controls having focus would should cause that error.

Using Access 2010.  Any thoughts/insights?

lameid (Programmer)

27 Mar 12 15:47

I am completely unable to replicate the issue but I think I will just kill the document tabs (under current database options).

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