Hi John,
I tested this in example 28.
(note: I had to add "text" to the Change button on the browse, which then allowed me to go to the form.)
There's a server button on the form, and the server code contains a STOP statement (which you will have to UNCOMMENT to see working...). That all seems to be working here, so here is the checklist for your server-side form button:
Type: MUST BE Button
Must nave a Name.
Hyperlink: Must NOT have anything set
Client-Side: Must be "Send new value to server" on.
And obviously, your embedded STOP statement must be in the right place.
cheers
Bruce
PS - some people have suppressed MESSAGE statements completely in their web apps, using MessageBox or something like it, and then forget this, and then of course using MESSAGE as a debug tool leads to some confusion....