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Microsoft Access Open Form Openargs Null Statement
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Microsoft Access Open Form Openargs Null Test
Jul 04, 2003 I generate an OpenArgs string and pass it to a popup form. Msgbox test is fine on the sender form but is NULL on the popup form. I do not know how I am losing the value in between. SENDER FORM: DoCmd.OpenForm 'frmINFO', ARGSTRING MsgBox ARGSTRING tests successfully for the ARGSTRING value. POPUP FORM ('frmINFO'). In the new form I initially 'seemed to have' fixed the problem by capturing me.openargs value into a variable in the FormOpen event. Now, that is passing as Null. I've tried structuring the calling code directly using me.Name, tried it by setting a string variable to me.Name's value then passing that, even tried various combinations.