On Nov 9 1999, 1:00 am, "-oWc-" <ewo...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I've a Label in my forms...
> there are two procedures; one for single click and another fordouble click.
> ...The problems is,
> it will only calls the procedures for the single click only whereas the
> procedures fordouble clicknever been called even the userdouble clickon
> theLabel.
I have the exact same problem.. the single click event always fires
regardless of how many times the user clicks on the label....I thought
my Label or Form or entire Database might be corrupted so, i created
a new database, with a form and a new label with an on-click event and
on-double-click event that each call seperate procedures..but i had
the same problem... the single click event always fired.
Any ideas?
Damon Heron - 03 Aug 2007 05:51 GMT
From VB Help on the dbl-click event:
If the DblClick event doesn't occur within the double-click time limit of
the system, the form, form section, or control recognizes two Click events
instead of a single DblClick event. The double-click time limit depends on
the setting under Double-Click Speed on the Buttons tab of the Mouse option
of Windows Control Panel.
Damon
> On Nov 9 1999, 1:00 am, "-oWc-" <ewo...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> I've a Label in my forms...
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>
> Any ideas?
WebDude - 03 Aug 2007 06:07 GMT
> From VB Help on the dbl-click event:
>
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> Damon
Thank you for replying :-)
Double clicking works all over my computer, even on another label
where i have a double click event so, i dont think there is need to
adjust my windows control panel settings. I seriously think my ms
access database is corrupt. I've been programming in it for 2 years
and every week its emailed back and forth, compacted and copied
countless times.
Cheers
Baz - 03 Aug 2007 07:43 GMT
> On Nov 9 1999, 1:00 am, "-oWc-" <ewo...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I've a Label in my forms...
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>
> Any ideas?
From Access help for the DblClick event:
"Double-clicking a control causes both Click and DblClick events to occur."
So that's the way it's designed to work.
WebDude - 03 Aug 2007 19:17 GMT
> From Access help for the DblClick event:
>
> "Double-clicking a control causes both Click and DblClick events to occur."
>
> So that's the way it's designed to work.- Hide quoted text -
Thanks :-)
I had created a label months ago which seemed to work well when i
double clicked it.. but after reading your reply.. i rechecked the
labels event code and noticed that infact the single click AND double
click events were both firing - i had not noticed before cause the
double click event fired last and changed whatever the single click
event did.
Thanks again.