Subject Re: Form Menus From Akshat Kapoor <akshat.kapoor@kapoorsons.in> Date Tue, 28 Jul 2020 12:39:30 +0530 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started On 28.07.2020 06:56, Tony Hughes wrote: > Hi Akshat, Mervyn, > > Thanks again for help - As I said before I have two different programs being done. > In one - Called AllproTest I have a form menu that I included in my last call for help - this operates Ok with just - Do ?????.wfm - It seems in MBCdetail another program that I am doing whatever I try - Do ????.wfm  will NOT operate and I am at a loss to know why - I have tried  form.Close() before and after the Do ????.wfm to no avail in MBCdetail, but it does operate in AllproTest - > >   Thanks Mervyn for the tip on saving the spinboxes I just forgot that ? > >    function PUSHBUTTON1_onClick() >    do Displaymbc.wfm >    return Good Afternoon Tony, I would recommend posting in the same thread so that we can see the past trail of posts. function PUSHBUTTON1_onClick() do Displaymbc.wfm return If you have doubts that the above pushbutton is not working then the simplest way to check is change it to function PUSHBUTTON1_onClick() msgbox("Going to execute") do Displaymbc.wfm msgbox("Execution complete") return And in displaymbc.wfm add the following as the very first line even above the ** do not delete line msgbox('In displaymbc.wfm') It will cause popup of multiple msgbox but will indicate flow of execution. If all three pop up then there is error in displaymbc.wfm Regards Akshat