I just posted a new video for Developer 51. The first three lessons are going to be that tech help video where I show you how to develop the pop-up form over whatever control you click on. And in the tech help series, I showed you how to do it without a class module, obviously. So I thought that this was a perfect example of something to do with a class module. So first three lessons are bonus material. I know not all of you watch the tech help videos, so for those of you following along with the class stuff definitely watch those three videos so you get an appreciation for how we did it without the class module first. And then in lesson four I'll walk you through my database where I build it with a class module. This is all a good review for the stuff that we did in Developer 50 before we start with the new material for today's class.
Jennifer Neighbors
@Reply 18 months ago
Richard, I hope you'll cover some advanced class programming features in Developer 51. I have the impression that custom events may be created and then "raised. " Am I correct? If you could please demonstrate that and maybe some other more advanced techniques, it would be super. You have the knack for making seemingly complicated things feel easily done. Bravo!
Thanks... and yes you can create methods which are essentially events tied to classes. We've already seen that with the .Initialize method. More coming!
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