Navigation Control?

[George Hester]

Hello. Is there any way to make a button on a Navigation Control disabled
but shown? Access can do this when the last or first record is shown in a
database. I tried IsButtonEnabled = False but it didn't work. Method seems
to be Read-Only. Thanks?

 

[Rastro]

It isn't a method. It's a property. You can create your own navigation
Controls and use them instead or lock them, if you want to.

Rastro

 

[George Hester]

Not a method?

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa165543(office.10,printer).aspx

Well actually I was hoping to use the Navigation control supplied from
Microsoft since theirs can do it. I was hoping that we could do the same
thing. Thanks.

 

[Rastro]

This navigation control is for html pages. It's other control. The
navigation control that you try to manipulate is a member of the class form
control in access and the NavigationButtons is a property that allows true
or false for visible or not.
Anyway I believe that you can add the reference to that class (the one of
the control you were looking) but I'm not sure that it will work.
May be an expert (I am not) could help you.

Rastro.

 

[George Hester]

Hi Rastro. Can you suggest a good website that shows how to make a basic VB
DataControl like you suggested? I have VB6 so I might just need a kick start
to figure out how to make one that I can use. Thanks.

 

[George Hester]

Hi again. In the meantime I just changed the navigation of the database to
use the arrow keys, Home and End. That does what I wanted to do.