VBA Problems within An access 2003 form/Subform

[BobBanks]

Hi,

Im making a db for my company in Access 2003 usin xp sp2. Ive created an orders form that has a subform in it. The Order form (parent(is linked to a Orders Qry)) and the Orders Subform (Child(is linked to Order Details Extended Qry).

This works similar to the Orders form in Northwind, ok ok its pretty much identitcal What happens is i select a client in the main form by selecting the company name and that pulls up their details. In the Subform im supposed to select a product and enter the quantity being ordered. However when i select a 2nd product i get the following vba error:

Compile error: Sub or Function not defined..

Heres the code:

Private Sub Form_BeforeUpda te(Cancel As Integer)
' If Orders Subform is opened as a standalone form, display a message
' and undo changes made to the ProductName text box. (The IsLoaded function
' finds a form in the Forms collection when it's opened as a standalone
' form, but not when it's opened as a subform on a main form.)

Dim strMsg As String, strTitle As String
Dim intStyle As Integer

If IsLoaded("Order s Subform") Then
strMsg = "You can't add or edit a record when you open Orders Subform as a standalone form."
intStyle = vbOKOnly
strTitle = "Can't Add or Change Record"
MsgBox strMsg, intStyle, strTitle
Me.Undo
End If

End Sub

the IsLoaded part gets highlighted.

Now ive bought 3 books on Access, and using VBA in access, but i havent been able to find a solution yet :(

[PEB]

OK add

Function IsLoaded(Forma) As Integer
    IsLoaded = (SysCmd(acSysCmdGetObjectState, acForm, Forma) And acObjStateOpen) <> False
End Function
 
 

Hi,

Im making a db for my company in Access 2003 usin xp sp2. Ive created an orders form that has a subform in it. The Order form (parent(is linked to a Orders Qry)) and the Orders Subform (Child(is linked to Order Details Extended Qry).

This works similar to the Orders form in Northwind, ok ok its pretty much identitcal What happens is i select a client in the main form by selecting the company name and that pulls up their details. In the Subform im supposed to select a product and enter the quantity being ordered. However when i select a 2nd product i get the following vba error:

Compile error: Sub or Function not defined..

Heres the code:

Private Sub Form_BeforeUpda te(Cancel As Integer)
' If Orders Subform is opened as a standalone form, display a message
' and undo changes made to the ProductName text box. (The IsLoaded function
' finds a form in the Forms collection when it's opened as a standalone
' form, but not when it's opened as a subform on a main form.)

Dim strMsg As String, strTitle As String
Dim intStyle As Integer

If IsLoaded("Order s Subform") Then
strMsg = "You can't add or edit a record when you open Orders Subform as a standalone form."
intStyle = vbOKOnly
strTitle = "Can't Add or Change Record"
MsgBox strMsg, intStyle, strTitle
Me.Undo
End If

End Sub

the IsLoaded part gets highlighted.

Now ive bought 3 books on Access, and using VBA in access, but i havent been able to find a solution yet :(

[PEB]

In module or in your form code as you want!

[BobBanks]

OH
MY
GOD

I LOVE YOU :D you know know how long that was frustrating me for!!!!

<3

[PEB]

Happy to help you!

[NeoPa]

Hey PEB.
I hate to worry you, but with a name like BobBanks, I'm guessing this is no girl.
Very friendly :S

J/K
-Adrian.

PS. I guess we can consider this post answered ;)

[PEB]

Hi hi hi

In a lot of cases u can understand here is there a man or a woman in front!

But in this case watching the name we can be sure that this is a man!

I've some stories here!

In the begining i thought that under mmcarthy participate a man, but in fact is Mary!

Not very often to see a woman in such a technical forum man :)

Once seeing the name it seemed that it's a woman but observing the forum there was a man! hi hi hi

So Adrian take care, with the galancies here it's dangerous! ;)

[NeoPa]

Very true PEB!
Very true!

PS galantries is as the French - spelling same - pronunciation a little different.

[PEB]

Hé Hé nothing new about my English :(

;)

[MMcCarthy]

Hé Hé nothing new about my English :(

;)

What do you mean you thought I was a MAN!!!

I'm shocked ...

Mary