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Mark Kubicki
I have a form (that is used to customized products used in a specific job).
I've added to the form a new control button that opens a pop-up form. The
purpose of the pop-up is provide users a method of sharing information about
the use of a product (in-house notes such as: "the red color option is
really an awfull hot pink", "they have been talking about possibly
discontinuing this product, -ask before using")
Because this is new to the mdb, most of the products will not "yet" have
notes, and I want to add a flag that flags the user when a product does have
notes. I thought it might be a picture box (with an "!" similar to the one
used in a message box) that is only visible if the len() of the field (with
the comments) is >0; however this would mean checking the main data base
everytime the record changed and consequently a lot of network traffic...
Is there a better or a standard way of handling this design request?
thanks in advance,
Mark
I've added to the form a new control button that opens a pop-up form. The
purpose of the pop-up is provide users a method of sharing information about
the use of a product (in-house notes such as: "the red color option is
really an awfull hot pink", "they have been talking about possibly
discontinuing this product, -ask before using")
Because this is new to the mdb, most of the products will not "yet" have
notes, and I want to add a flag that flags the user when a product does have
notes. I thought it might be a picture box (with an "!" similar to the one
used in a message box) that is only visible if the len() of the field (with
the comments) is >0; however this would mean checking the main data base
everytime the record changed and consequently a lot of network traffic...
Is there a better or a standard way of handling this design request?
thanks in advance,
Mark