How do I have a message box appear when something is entered in text box and button is pressed?
Is it possible to make a pop-up message box to appear when something is written in the textbox? It doesn't matter to me what the text box actually has I just want a message to appear when a button is pressed and there is text in the textbox.
The following is what I currently have:
Private Sub cmdReg_Click()
CurrentDb.Execute "INSERT INTO qryShowAll(Student_FirstName, Student_LastName, Parent_FirstName, Parent_LastName, AddressLine, City, State, Zip, PhoneNumber) VALUES ('" & Me.txtStudentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtStudentLast & "','" & Me.txtParentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtParentLast & "','" & Me.txtAddress & " ',' " & Me.txtCity & "',' " & Me.txtState & "','" & Me.txtZip & "','" & Me.txtNumber & "')"
If (txtStudentFirst,txtStudentLast,txtParentFirst,txtParentLast,txtAddress ,txtCity,txtState,txtZip,txtNumber) = " "
MsgBox "The student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, "Student Registered!"
Else
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
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Is it possible to make a pop-up message box to appear when something is written in the textbox? It doesn't matter to me what the text box actually has I just want a message to appear when a button is pressed and there is text in the textbox.
The following is what I currently have:
Private Sub cmdReg_Click()
CurrentDb.Execute "INSERT INTO qryShowAll(Student_FirstName, Student_LastName, Parent_FirstName, Parent_LastName, AddressLine, City, State, Zip, PhoneNumber) VALUES ('" & Me.txtStudentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtStudentLast & "','" & Me.txtParentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtParentLast & "','" & Me.txtAddress & " ',' " & Me.txtCity & "',' " & Me.txtState & "','" & Me.txtZip & "','" & Me.txtNumber & "')"
If (txtStudentFirst,txtStudentLast,txtParentFirst,txtParentLast,txtAddress ,txtCity,txtState,txtZip,txtNumber) = " "
MsgBox "The student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, "Student Registered!"
Else
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
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1
Why are you using INSERT action? Is form bound to table? Are controls bound to fields? If yes, then data entered in controls is passed into table. And why do the INSERT before verifying data?
– June7
Nov 27 '18 at 18:24
Yes, that INSERT looks weird. Why not just form.dirty (or move to next record, or however you save data) after the first IF is confirmed?
– geeFlo
Nov 30 '18 at 15:02
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Is it possible to make a pop-up message box to appear when something is written in the textbox? It doesn't matter to me what the text box actually has I just want a message to appear when a button is pressed and there is text in the textbox.
The following is what I currently have:
Private Sub cmdReg_Click()
CurrentDb.Execute "INSERT INTO qryShowAll(Student_FirstName, Student_LastName, Parent_FirstName, Parent_LastName, AddressLine, City, State, Zip, PhoneNumber) VALUES ('" & Me.txtStudentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtStudentLast & "','" & Me.txtParentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtParentLast & "','" & Me.txtAddress & " ',' " & Me.txtCity & "',' " & Me.txtState & "','" & Me.txtZip & "','" & Me.txtNumber & "')"
If (txtStudentFirst,txtStudentLast,txtParentFirst,txtParentLast,txtAddress ,txtCity,txtState,txtZip,txtNumber) = " "
MsgBox "The student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, "Student Registered!"
Else
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
ms-access access-vba
Is it possible to make a pop-up message box to appear when something is written in the textbox? It doesn't matter to me what the text box actually has I just want a message to appear when a button is pressed and there is text in the textbox.
The following is what I currently have:
Private Sub cmdReg_Click()
CurrentDb.Execute "INSERT INTO qryShowAll(Student_FirstName, Student_LastName, Parent_FirstName, Parent_LastName, AddressLine, City, State, Zip, PhoneNumber) VALUES ('" & Me.txtStudentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtStudentLast & "','" & Me.txtParentFirst & " ',' " & Me.txtParentLast & "','" & Me.txtAddress & " ',' " & Me.txtCity & "',' " & Me.txtState & "','" & Me.txtZip & "','" & Me.txtNumber & "')"
If (txtStudentFirst,txtStudentLast,txtParentFirst,txtParentLast,txtAddress ,txtCity,txtState,txtZip,txtNumber) = " "
MsgBox "The student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, "Student Registered!"
Else
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
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ms-access access-vba
asked Nov 27 '18 at 17:50
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Why are you using INSERT action? Is form bound to table? Are controls bound to fields? If yes, then data entered in controls is passed into table. And why do the INSERT before verifying data?
– June7
Nov 27 '18 at 18:24
Yes, that INSERT looks weird. Why not just form.dirty (or move to next record, or however you save data) after the first IF is confirmed?
– geeFlo
Nov 30 '18 at 15:02
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1
Why are you using INSERT action? Is form bound to table? Are controls bound to fields? If yes, then data entered in controls is passed into table. And why do the INSERT before verifying data?
– June7
Nov 27 '18 at 18:24
Yes, that INSERT looks weird. Why not just form.dirty (or move to next record, or however you save data) after the first IF is confirmed?
– geeFlo
Nov 30 '18 at 15:02
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Why are you using INSERT action? Is form bound to table? Are controls bound to fields? If yes, then data entered in controls is passed into table. And why do the INSERT before verifying data?
– June7
Nov 27 '18 at 18:24
Why are you using INSERT action? Is form bound to table? Are controls bound to fields? If yes, then data entered in controls is passed into table. And why do the INSERT before verifying data?
– June7
Nov 27 '18 at 18:24
Yes, that INSERT looks weird. Why not just form.dirty (or move to next record, or however you save data) after the first IF is confirmed?
– geeFlo
Nov 30 '18 at 15:02
Yes, that INSERT looks weird. Why not just form.dirty (or move to next record, or however you save data) after the first IF is confirmed?
– geeFlo
Nov 30 '18 at 15:02
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One way is to use + sign for concatenating the textboxes. This will result in Null if even one is Null. This approach requires setting text fields in table to not allow empty string.
If IsNull(txtStudentFirst + txtStudentLast + txtParentFirst + txtParentLast + txtAddress + txtCity + txtState + txtZip + txtNumber) Then
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly
Else
MsgBox "Student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
Alternatively, set fields as required in table and let Access nag the user to complete. Can also use ValidationRule and ValidationText properties to help ensure data is entered.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 18:18
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One way is to use + sign for concatenating the textboxes. This will result in Null if even one is Null. This approach requires setting text fields in table to not allow empty string.
If IsNull(txtStudentFirst + txtStudentLast + txtParentFirst + txtParentLast + txtAddress + txtCity + txtState + txtZip + txtNumber) Then
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly
Else
MsgBox "Student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
Alternatively, set fields as required in table and let Access nag the user to complete. Can also use ValidationRule and ValidationText properties to help ensure data is entered.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 18:18
June7June7
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One way is to use + sign for concatenating the textboxes. This will result in Null if even one is Null. This approach requires setting text fields in table to not allow empty string.
If IsNull(txtStudentFirst + txtStudentLast + txtParentFirst + txtParentLast + txtAddress + txtCity + txtState + txtZip + txtNumber) Then
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly
Else
MsgBox "Student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
Alternatively, set fields as required in table and let Access nag the user to complete. Can also use ValidationRule and ValidationText properties to help ensure data is entered.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 18:18
June7June7
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One way is to use + sign for concatenating the textboxes. This will result in Null if even one is Null. This approach requires setting text fields in table to not allow empty string.
If IsNull(txtStudentFirst + txtStudentLast + txtParentFirst + txtParentLast + txtAddress + txtCity + txtState + txtZip + txtNumber) Then
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly
Else
MsgBox "Student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
Alternatively, set fields as required in table and let Access nag the user to complete. Can also use ValidationRule and ValidationText properties to help ensure data is entered.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 18:18
June7June7
5,03651226
One way is to use + sign for concatenating the textboxes. This will result in Null if even one is Null. This approach requires setting text fields in table to not allow empty string.
If IsNull(txtStudentFirst + txtStudentLast + txtParentFirst + txtParentLast + txtAddress + txtCity + txtState + txtZip + txtNumber) Then
MsgBox "Student was not registered, please complete the form.", vbOKOnly
Else
MsgBox "Student was successfully registered.", vbOKOnly, ""
End If
Alternatively, set fields as required in table and let Access nag the user to complete. Can also use ValidationRule and ValidationText properties to help ensure data is entered.
answered Nov 27 '18 at 18:18
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answered Nov 27 '18 at 18:18
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Why are you using INSERT action? Is form bound to table? Are controls bound to fields? If yes, then data entered in controls is passed into table. And why do the INSERT before verifying data?
– June7
Nov 27 '18 at 18:24
Yes, that INSERT looks weird. Why not just form.dirty (or move to next record, or however you save data) after the first IF is confirmed?
– geeFlo
Nov 30 '18 at 15:02