I need to do certain operation once user clicks on "Save & Close" and "Save" button. Please suggest. Once user clicks on any of these button, I need to do some custom operation.
-Krunal
You can use RowPersisting or RowPersisted event.
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I have asked about this question before this but no response. So I will try to ask again the question. I have this two buttons in form and I want to display those buttons in view. One button called "Close Active" and another one is "Close Draft".
So for button "Close Active", I want to show the button only in view with document status of "Active" and "Lock" while for button "Close Draft", I want to show the button only in view with document status of "Draft". I try using hide-when but it did not display.
For "Close Draft"
!(PStatus = "Draft")
For "Close Active"
(Pstatus != "Active" : "Lock")
I know how to hide-when this button in Lotus Notes, but I can't found any example of hide button for web. Any help I appreciated. Thanks!
So based on #RichardSchwartz suggestion, I fixed the problem after test it in Lotus Notes.
I just need to move exclamation sign to front like this:
!(PStatus = "Active" : "Lock");
Is it possible to access the current new item Id, (pre-creation) from a custom ribbon button action?
For example, I have created a new button within the Appointment Tab, so when someone creates a new appointment or meeting, my button is there on the right hand side of the ribbon. I have that wired up to a Click event. What I want to do here, is somehow access some sort of identifier to the currently being composed appointment/meeting, when that button is clicked.
So I'm wondering;
- does outlook create some sort of ID for the message, even before clicking 'Send' or 'Save' ? And if so is this obtainable?
EDIT:
Just thought I'd add, an alternative/workaround for me would be if I could somehow bind or add data to the appointment, which I could then retrieve through some sort of listener when the appointment gets created (which I would then have the ID for). I'm hoping this will definitely be possible given the other ribbon buttons perform actions on the appointment when it's created?
RibbonControl is passed as an argument to your event handler. RibbonControl.Context will be the Inspector object (or Explorer if your button is on the Explorer ribbon). Use the Inspector.CurrentItem property to retrieve the item.
I am creating a windows form using C#. My problem is that I want to set focus on the Text Box control and also select the log in button at the same time.
If I enter something in the Text Box, it accepts that string.
But when I press "Enter" key, I want to fire the log in button click event directly.
Set a KeyUp listener on the TextBox and listen for the Enter key. If they press enter then submit the form. You don't need to specifically select the login button. Focus on the text box.
I am using VBA Excel. I am formatting data from several sources to display in a text box (as a quick summary), when the user clicks on this text box I have another userform that will display to edit this data. When I move the data into the text box during initialize the click event triggers. Is there a way to turn off the event during initialize then turn it back on? This does not happen if I have the user do the double click, however I would like it to be a single click if possible for consistency with the rest of the maintenance screens.
If the click event triggers then you must be using the wrong event make sure that the event handler does not look like this TextBox1_Change() if so change the event to DblClick
I have an Excel VBA userform with several text boxes.
The user will input a weight in a text box. They can then do other things on the form or click Apply, Update, Previous Event, Next Event or Cancel.
After the weight is input, it must be validated, and if it is OK, the form is marked as mbFormChanged=True. This validation occurs in the text box's AfterUpdate event.
My problem is that if the user types in a value and immediately clicks Apply, Update, Previous Event or Next Event, the field is not validated and it is as if it was never changed.
I.e enter weight: 200[Update]
However, if the user tabs to another field after typing the weight, then it is validated and the form is marked as changed.
I.e. enter weight: 200[Tab][Update]
How can I make sure AfterUpdate runs when a command button is clicked immediately thereafter?
I can't put the validation at the point of OK/Apply because the moment a user enters a new weight and it is valid, it immediately updates many other fields and lists visible on the form (real time update).
I assume this is an Excel user form in which case I don't think there is a built in AfterUpdate event. Excel forms are not bound to anything (unlike Access) so there is nothing the form updates. You'll need to make your own AfterUpdate event.
I know this is a an old/dead thread and I certainly hope the original problem has been solved, but in case anyone else is searching this, here is what I have done in similar situations: Open your form with the 'Ok' / 'Done' / 'Exit" or whatever button(s) you are using to confirm the form entries then exit the form in a disabled state. That way they do nothing if clicked on. Once your data validation is complete, enable those buttons (or circle back for corrected entries).
As commented, you can try this:
Private Sub TextBox1_Change()
If (MsgBox("Done?", vbYesNo)) = vbYes Then Me.TextBox2.SetFocus 'Or any other ctrl
End Sub
Above code like forces TextBox1_AfterUpdate() event.