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Visual Basic ActiveX Combo Wont Update?
Hi
I have a Visual Basic ActiveX control containing a single combo box
this is bound to an ADO DC.
The Combo box correctly sees the data from the ADODC control
however if I change the value in the combo box the value reverts to the original.
I can't get the combo to update the underlaying recordset.
The ADODC is set up as Optimistic Locking, ReadWrite, Dynamic Cursor. The database is not read only.
Thanks in advance
Oh, Active X Control running within Visual Basic on Windows 2000.
Its to design a custom data-grid control, with bound combos allowing the user to pick from a drop-down
2 Answers
- Steve BLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Usually these things are down to lack of "permissions" - under what OS context are you running the app. ? (if it's VISTA all bets are off anyway ..)
NB. If this is for a Web site to run on Client's PC's, don't be silly = Active-X is a path for Virus and Advertising (and Firefox doesn't support it full-stop).
No-one I know has Active-X enabled any more - and I believe latest version of MSIE disables Active-X by default ...
- ?Lv 44 years ago
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