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I have a form with a subform embedded. (Invoice general data - invoice
concepts data)
They are linked in a relation one-to-many by an integer field that must be
captured by the user (invoiceID)
When the user tryes to insert new records in the subform, and the invoiceID
is missing an error occurs
I want to trap the error positioning the cursor in the invoiceID field and
sending the message that the field is required.
I have tried with
myForm_beforeUpdate
mySubForm_beforeUpdate
to check if the invoiceID is missing but it doesn't work: the error is not
trapped
is it suitable to use
myForm_error
mySubForm_error
?
thanks in advance
concepts data)
They are linked in a relation one-to-many by an integer field that must be
captured by the user (invoiceID)
When the user tryes to insert new records in the subform, and the invoiceID
is missing an error occurs
I want to trap the error positioning the cursor in the invoiceID field and
sending the message that the field is required.
I have tried with
myForm_beforeUpdate
mySubForm_beforeUpdate
to check if the invoiceID is missing but it doesn't work: the error is not
trapped
is it suitable to use
myForm_error
mySubForm_error
?
thanks in advance