by I recently asked the same question that I think you are asking. If
you want to add code into a button but still have the default code
run, check out the DODEFAULT() command. Be careful though, I found
out that if I don't know what the default code is doing, I often write
code that screws up the default code.
Quote:>The code is most likely being inherited from classes. You will need to use
>the Properties window in the Form Designer to determine what class the
>object is descendant from, and where it is located, and then use MODIFY
>CLASS to open the Class Designer and view the code.
>> I'm getting my feet wet with VFP 5 and have generated a screen with the
>> Form Wizard. Of course, there are certain things I need to have happen
>> concurrent with some of the wizard's navigation buttons, but I can't
>> figure out how to touch the code they are running. As best I can figure
>> out, my putting ANY code behind any of the button set buttons causes it
>> to only execute my statement(s) and not the boilerplate code.