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JamesC via AccessMonster.com
Hi all,
I've just wasted a day on this, and would appreciate the sanity check.
I'm creating a new ADP, compiling to ADE for users with Access RunTime.
My project has worked perfectly in on my local PC with full Access 2003,
however, Access RunTime in our Citrix environment doesn't like my files.
Now, this may be specific to our set up here, but I don't think so. Here's
the problem:
I traced this to being file specific... and specific to ADE files (not ADP's).
.. but this still might have been RunTime specific - I had no way of testing.
Then I thought it was due to my code signing... unsigned code ran, signed
files did not.
Then I whittled it down to certain forms - great, I had a corrupted form
template that had produced most of my forms.
Moving on to specific forms, I duplicated the form to a fresh form - the
problem still occurred. So started looking at the code - no, no problems
there either.
Moved to specific controls... and eventually realised that all the forms in
question had their Cancel and Save buttons in a group.
Remove the grouping... and voila, the ADE works fine.
Anyone else come across this, or care to do their own testing? Might need
separate machines for A2K3 and the ART.
All I can say is that I'm bloody annoyed!
I've just wasted a day on this, and would appreciate the sanity check.
I'm creating a new ADP, compiling to ADE for users with Access RunTime.
My project has worked perfectly in on my local PC with full Access 2003,
however, Access RunTime in our Citrix environment doesn't like my files.
Now, this may be specific to our set up here, but I don't think so. Here's
the problem:
I traced this to being file specific... and specific to ADE files (not ADP's).
.. but this still might have been RunTime specific - I had no way of testing.
Then I thought it was due to my code signing... unsigned code ran, signed
files did not.
Then I whittled it down to certain forms - great, I had a corrupted form
template that had produced most of my forms.
Moving on to specific forms, I duplicated the form to a fresh form - the
problem still occurred. So started looking at the code - no, no problems
there either.
Moved to specific controls... and eventually realised that all the forms in
question had their Cancel and Save buttons in a group.
Remove the grouping... and voila, the ADE works fine.
Anyone else come across this, or care to do their own testing? Might need
separate machines for A2K3 and the ART.
All I can say is that I'm bloody annoyed!