Re: LotusScript Mystery

"Joseph Carrier" wrote...
..
> . . . That involves
>clicking on Create|Button, creating, placing (and naming) a button on
>a sheet, and then invoking "IDE" to create a simple Button|Click
>subroutine.  Creating the Button|Click subroutine supposedly involves
>only the insertion of the name of the (separate, global) subroutine in
>the Button|Click subroutine, as follows:
>
>sub
>   (name of subroutine to be run on click)
>end sub
>
>That works perfectly in the tutorial.  When I follow the exact same
>procedure, step-by-step, for one of my own worksheets, I keep running
>into the error message that the name of the (seperate, global) sub
>that I insert in the Button|Click subroutine is not a subroutine or
>function name.  I've tried this several times and checked carefully to
>be sure that the Global subroutine whose name I use in the
>Button|Click sub does indded exist, is listed among the Global script
>subroutines, and has been stored with the worksheet.
..

Show the *EXACT* and *COMPLETE* text of your Click event handler script. The
following works for me without any problems.


In (Globals)
------------
Sub bar
Msgbox "foobar"
End Sub


In fooButton
------------
Sub Click(Source As Buttoncontrol)
foobar
End Sub

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