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- Register the settings section .
- Edit control settings section
- Setup update filters .
- Sanitize options .
- Get update control options .
- Filter email by type .
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- Displays core control button
- Displays the update control button
- Display edit control button
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QUESTION
I'm developing the front end to my webapp using ReactJs. Here, I make an API POST passing in a array of objects.
The objects are created in an event handler, as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-20 at 13:54axios.post(uri, changedControls).then(response => {
QUESTION
I am using Allen Browne's brilliant code (http://allenbrowne.com/ser-35.html) to open several instances of a form on click event. I understand that new instances are read-only and I managed to record the data the user inputs, to keep a log, thanks to this post (Access 2007 / VBA - Multiple Instances of Form, Update controls on specific instance from Module).
I have several combo boxes on each form and would like to update/requery what is shown in one depending on user selection on other (for each form, not among forms). For ex, user choose component A on cmb1, cmb2 only shows possible failures of component A.
{me.Requery} will only and always requery the form in the Forms class (the one opened from the database window/nav pane, if any, not the instances on clnClient collection below). However, I can pass information with "Me" and retrieve values for the logging.
Using a slightly modified OpenAClient version from Allen Browne's with input from MajP (in this great thread https://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1753790)
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Answered 2019-Jan-14 at 16:53First, let's clear up some misconceptions:
I understand that new instances are read-only...
They can indeed be read-write. They just can't be attached to the same query. The reason for this is query expressions like Forms!f_myform!cmb1
don't work when there is more than one instance of f_myform
open. You must construct custom SQL for each instance's record source to get true independent operation.
{Me.Requery} will only and always requery the form in the Forms class...
When used in a form's code, Me.Requery
will indeed requery only that instance of the form. The problem comes when all instances of the form share the same query. The reason and fix are above.
As far as coding strategy, get rid of the global Public ActiveForm As Form_f_myform
. That's only a recipe for problems.
The form instance itself carries all you need to get your code to work. Try calling functions with the form reference itself (like you did earlier). For example:
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