Referencing a child's child form

[mikejs2000]

Hi All,

I have a form that contains a subform that has a subform in it, how do I
reference the child's child for from the main form? The reason for this is
that I am using Stephen Lebans RecordNavigationButtons code from his site,
which by the way is very usefull. So in the first level subform, the one
that displays the data there is the following call: -
Call Me.SFfrmNavButtons.Form.EnableDisableButtons
Now when I run the mainform and click the button contained in the sub form I
get a message telling me that the first level subform is not open??

Confusing I know, but help would be much appriciated.

Mike J. Soames

 

[SusanV]

It depends where you are calling it from - if you're calling it from the
first child it's the same as the first child would be from the parent,
simply:
Me!Subform2.Form!ControlName

Check where you have bangs vice dots - that may be it.

Good info - one of my fave bookmarks:
http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0031.htm

 

[smk23]

Call Me.YourSubForm.Form.SFfrmNavButtons.Form.EnableDisableButtons

(I think that will get it. If not, it's close.)

 

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