StdFormFilterInPlaceToggle event
Generated programatically.
The default implementation activates Filter-in-Place mode if Filter-in-Place is inactive and executes data retrieval if Filter-in-Place is active.
In a basic form without a subcollection or custom event handlers, the default implementation fires one of two sequences of events, the sequence depending on the current state of Filter-in-Place mode.
Sequence when Filter-in-Place mode is inactive
- StdFormFilterInPlaceBegin
- StdFormGetBoundValues
- StdFormFilterInPlaceBeginCompleted
Sequence when Filter-in-Place mode is active
- StdFormGetBoundValues
- StdFormFilterInPlaceExecute
- StdObjectRefresh
- StdObjectSelectCurrent
- StdObjectSelectCurrentCompleted
- StdObjectRefreshCompleted
- StdFormLoadBoundValues
- StdFormLoadDerivedValues
- StdFormRefreshCompleted
- StdFormFilterInPlaceExecuteCompleted
Your application can call the default implementation by generating the event.
Remarks
The default implementation is a form-level operation. Generation of Windows client events is disabled in Filter-in-Place mode, with the exception of the StdFormFilterInPlaceToggle event, the StdFormFilterInPlaceCancel event, the StdFormFilterInPlaceExecute event, and the StdCurCompFind event. These events can be generated programatically when Filter-in-Place is active.