Re: Problem with extra Command Button

When you double click on the button in design view, where does it go to?

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Michael Hodge <
clubs%40hodge1934.wanadoo.co.uk">clubshodge1934.wanadoo.co.uk> wrote:

> I am using VB6.
>;
> The main page had 8 command button on it; say, cmdButton1, cmdButton2,
> etc.
>; Everything was - and is - working fine. Most of the command buttons open
>; either another Form or a selection of objects on one multi-purpose Form. I
> have improved the program by adding cmdButton9 to do something extra - and
> that, too, is working ... up to a point!
&gt;
> When I program from one page to another, these work:
&gt; frmMain.cmdButton1.exe_Click, frmMain.cmdButton2.exe_Click, etc, up to
> frmMain.cmdButton8.exe_Click. But frmMain.cmdButton9.exe_Click (the new
> command button) is not listed. This seems to be an invariable problem when
>; adding a command button to an existing program.
>
>; frmMain.cmdButton9.exe is listed, but, by itself, it doesn't do anything!
>
&gt; How, other than starting al over again, can I get an existing program to
> recognise the new command button Click event?
&gt;
> Michael
>
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