Which happen first - AfterUpdate of form or Clicking a button on a form

[gazelle04]

Which happens first AfterUpdate event of a form or Clicked event of a button on a form.

I have these codes on an AfterUpdate of a form:
If UpdateDone = True Then
UpdateDone = False
MsgBox "A record has been changed"
End If

I also have these on a save command button on a form:

If UpdateDone = True Then

UpdateDone = False

DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, , acMenuVer70
End If

When I close the form or moved to another form, the AfterUpdate event always fire although I already clicked the command button. How can I prevent the AfterEvent of a form from firing after clicking a command button.

[MMcCarthy]

Even though the After Update is running when you have already used a command button. The code has already reset UpdateDone to False so the condition in the After Update shouldn't be true. Is there something else going on to reset the UpdateDone button to True?

Which happens first AfterUpdate event of a form or Clicked event of a button on a form.

I have these codes on an AfterUpdate of a form:
If UpdateDone = True Then
UpdateDone = False
MsgBox "A record has been changed"
End If

I also have these on a save command button on a form:

If UpdateDone = True Then

UpdateDone = False

DoCmd.DoMenuItem acFormBar, acRecordsMenu, acSaveRecord, , acMenuVer70
End If

When I close the form or moved to another form, the AfterUpdate event always fire although I already clicked the command button. How can I prevent the AfterEvent of a form from firing after clicking a command button.

[gazelle04]

Even though the After Update is running when you have already used a command button. The code has already reset UpdateDone to False so the condition in the After Update shouldn't be true. Is there something else going on to reset the UpdateDone button to True?

UpdateDone is a variable in the BeforeUpdate of the form, it is here

For Each C In Me.Controls
Select Case C.ControlType
Case acTextBox, acComboBox
If C.Value <> C.OldValue Then
UpdateDone = True
End If
End Select
Next C

I used that to check if the record is really changed and not just clicking on the text boxes or combo boxes.

Then I have Save button that changes the UpdateDone variable to false so that when I close move to another form the AfterUpdate will not fire. Acutally I'm using a Tab control with subform on each. These codes are in the subforms events. I used the AfterUpdate event of the subform to catch if there are changes in records whenever I moved to another page of the Tab control.

The problem is every time I clicked any button the AfterUpdate event of the form fires.

[misscrf]

Just a thought that may help for this and other troubleshooting. Put a stop in front of each procedure. See which gets hit first.