Is there a way to stop it from doing that? Alternately - I was looking to
Remove that AddRecord method of the Form I am working on - then maybe add
another back into the form with the same name. But, am not sure how to
Remove the Method. I suspect that maybe I can NOT remove the method -
since the form was created based upon this BaseForm class - and thus is
still tied to it.
First, verify that the button actually calls the form's AddRecord() method:
THISFORM.AddRecord()
and that it does not explicitly call the superclass method:
THISFORM::AddRecord()
If the former, try inserting NODEFAULT as the first line your form's
AddRecord() method, before you add your code.
If the latter, try editing the button's Click() method to call your
modified THISFORM.AddRecord().
No, you can't "remove" a property from a subclass that exists in the base
class.
HTH.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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