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chris3105
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Topic: Bug in CustomProperties?Posted: 10 March 2010 at 3:34pm |
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Hello,
I wrote a little procedure for inserting/updating custom properties, and it seems, that there's a bug. Any help would be nice.
Code:
Private ModifiedEvent As CalendarEvent
Private m_pCalendar As CalendarControl Private sub SaveProp()
Dim I As Long
Dim propName Dim propVal ModifiedEvent.CustomProperties.RemoveAll For I = 1 To 5 propName = Trim(Me("editPropName" & I)) If Len(propName & "") > 0 Then propVal = Me("editPropValue" & I) ModifiedEvent.CustomProperties.Property(propName) = propVal Debug.Print "Save as: ", propName, propVal End If Next For Each propName In ModifiedEvent.CustomProperties
If Len(propName & "") > 0 Then Debug.Print "Saved as: ", propName, ModifiedEvent.CustomProperties(propName) End If Next Set m_pCalendar = Forms!frmkalender.g_pEditEvenArgs.m_pCalendar m_pCalendar.DataProvider.ChangeEvent ModifiedEvent end sub
Output Debug1:
Save as: zeile1 wert1
Save as: zeile2 wert2 Save as: zeile3 wert3 Output Debug2:
Saved as: zeile1 wert3
Saved as: zeile2 wert3 Saved as: zeile3 wert3 Value of field CustomPropertiesXMLDate in table Event:
<Calendar CompactMode="1" Locale="1049"><CustomProperties><CustomProperty Name="zeile1" Value="wert3" VariantType="16396"/><CustomProperty Name="zeile2" Value="wert3" VariantType="16396"/><CustomProperty Name="zeile3" Value="wert3" VariantType="16396"/></CustomProperties></Calendar>
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SuperMario
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Posted: 20 April 2010 at 1:43pm |
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In Access you must tell it what type of variable you are passing. For example:
Dim propName As String Dim propVal As String I just tried this in Access and it works fine one you tell it what type. |
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