I need to be able to have a user click a button and jump to a page, then upon clicking another button jump back to the location they jumped from. Here’s the rub:
1. 1. My pages are dynamic and there will most likely be content added that will push page numbering out so I cannot rely on the “canned” currentPage code. The page they jump to may not be page 5, it may be page 6 or 7, etc
2. 2. The button I have them click to jump to a page is in a dynamic subform that is repeated, so there may be more than one instance of the button. I would like the user to be able to go back to that instance of the button they clicked. I can setup a dummy field they can setFocus to if needed.
I have a page that has several tables and they will be copying data out of cells and pasting into other fields on another page. Since there are 300+ codes I cannot realistically make a drop down list, so using this table copy/paste as an alternative to placing in values. The “TablePage” is set to visible (Screen Only) so will not print. I place a “Get Codes” button in a subform that can be duplicated at the press of another button. So there most likely be multiple “Get Codes” buttons. To make it easier for the user I want to setFocus to the TablePage (can do, no problem), and provide a button that takes them back to the instance of the subform they clicked out of (that’s the trick). Help!
