Close a form by clicking anywhere on it

[Guest]

Hi, I have the following code to close a form by clicking anywhere on it:

Private Sub Form_Click()
Forms![frm_Main].SetFocus
DoCmd.Close acForm, "frm_DueBack"
End Sub

I also tried this for detail click but it didn't work when I clicked on the
lables on the form. How can I get the above code to work for if you click on
a lable's aswell, without having individual code for each label?

Thanks

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Adam Thwaites
Access Database Designer
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Manchester, UK
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[Rick Brandt]

Hi, I have the following code to close a form by clicking anywhere on
it:

Private Sub Form_Click()
Forms![frm_Main].SetFocus
DoCmd.Close acForm, "frm_DueBack"
End Sub

I also tried this for detail click but it didn't work when I clicked
on the lables on the form. How can I get the above code to work for
if you click on a lable's aswell, without having individual code for
each label?

Thanks

The click event of a form section only runs when you click on an exposed
area of the section's background. Try placing a CommandButton over the
entire form area and making it transparent. Then use the button's Click
event.

 

[Guest]

Isn't there a 'proper' way to do it like the *Key Preview* option for key
presses?
--
Adam Thwaites
Access Database Designer
adam.*spamless*[email protected]
Manchester, UK
(I have no access to other sites apart from microsoft.com so posting
external links is no use to me)

Hi, I have the following code to close a form by clicking anywhere on
it:

Private Sub Form_Click()
Forms![frm_Main].SetFocus
DoCmd.Close acForm, "frm_DueBack"
End Sub

I also tried this for detail click but it didn't work when I clicked
on the lables on the form. How can I get the above code to work for
if you click on a lable's aswell, without having individual code for
each label?

Thanks

The click event of a form section only runs when you click on an exposed
area of the section's background. Try placing a CommandButton over the
entire form area and making it transparent. Then use the button's Click
event.

 

[Rick Brandt]

Isn't there a 'proper' way to do it like the *Key Preview* option for
key presses?

I don't believe there is any Windows convention for closing a form by clicking
anywhere on it so a "proper" way to implement that is a bit of an oxymoron.