Reminder Form Pop Up How to Turn Off if No Reminders. Need Code.

[JoanOC]

I have a Reminder Form based on a Tickle Table.
There is also an Action Item Form (calendar where you can set a date when
you want a reminder to pop up *tickle date*).
When I am in my Main Form the Reminder Form use to pop up on the date set in
the Action Item Form only when there was a reminder for that day.
I installed a Switchboard and now when I hit View/Enter to open up my Main
Form, the Reminder Form pops up whether I have a reminder set for that day or
not.
I there is no tickle date set the message I receive is * there are no
reminders for that day*.
In the code exactly where and what cmd to I enter to stop the pop up when no
tickle date set?
I got theses tables and form for a sample database.
Hope someone can help. Thanks

 

[Joan Wild]

I there is no tickle date set the message I receive is * there are no
reminders for that day*.
In the code exactly where and what cmd to I enter to stop the pop up
when no tickle date set?
I got theses tables and form for a sample database.

Hi Joan, just open any module and do a search (the entire project) for
"there are no reminders for that day" or whatever the message is. The will
highlight the code segment that is producing this message. You can then
comment out the particular message.

 

[JoanOC]

Does *comment out that particular message* mean delete it?
For some unexplainable reason when I went to work the day after encountering
the problem, there was no pop up when with the message as described below.
Don't understand that so to be on the safe side shall do as you instructed
once I get a reply to my recent question.
Thank you.
Joan

 

[Joan Wild]

Does *comment out that particular message* mean delete it?

No, put a single quote at the beginning of the lines of code you want
skipped.

 

[JoanOC]

Shall do. Because I am attempting to learn to theory behind the codes does
this mean that the words remain but that they are not recoginized, but rather
are instructions? If so, then why not delete them? I ask this in an attempt
to understand the mystery of codes.
Joan

 

[Joan Wild]

Shall do. Because I am attempting to learn to theory behind the
codes does this mean that the words remain but that they are not
recoginized, but rather are instructions?
Instructions/comments.

If so, then why not delete
them? I ask this in an attempt to understand the mystery of codes.

Well you could, but in your learning phase you may regret having deleted
them and want the code restored; makes it easy to remove the comment mark.