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This article lists Form and Report errors that you may encounter when you run the Compatibility Checker, and provides information that can help you resolve the errors.
For general information about Compatibility Checker errors, see the article Web compatibility check General errors.
ACCWeb102010
Error text Property value must be 0 to be compatible with the Web.
What it means Control padding in reports must be zero.
What to do Remove the padding from the controls in the report.
ACCWeb106000
Error text Event is incompatible with the Web.
What it means The indicated event is not supported in Web databases.
What to do Use a supported event instead. The following events are supported for controls on forms on the Web:
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AfterUpdate
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OnApplyFilter
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OnChange
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OnClick
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OnCurrent
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OnDblClick
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OnDirty
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OnLoad
ACCWeb106001
Error text Bound controls are not supported in the report header, report page header, or report page footer.
What it means The indicated control is not supported on the Web because it is bound to a datasource and is in a report header, report page header, or report page footer.
What to do Do one of the following:
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Change the control source for the control so that it is unbound.
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Move the control to the detail section of the report or to the report footer.
ACCWeb106002
Error text Conditional formatting data bars are incompatible with the Web.
What it means Conditional formatting is supported on web reports but data bars are not.
What to do Delete the conditional formatting data bars on your report.
ACCWeb106003
Error text Control on the Form is incompatible with the Web.
What it means The indicated form control is not supported on the web. The following kinds of controls are not supported on forms on the Web:
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ActiveX
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Chart
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Hyperlink
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EmptyCell
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Image
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FrameLine
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OLEDocument
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OptionButton
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OptionGroup
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PageBreak
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Rectangle
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ToggleButton
What to do Use supported controls instead. Here is a list of valid controls on forms:
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CheckBox
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ComboBox
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CommandButton
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Form
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FormDetail
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FormFooter
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FormHeader
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Image
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Label
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ListBox
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NavigationButton
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NavigationControl
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Page
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Subform
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TabList
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TextBox
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WebBrowser
ACCWeb106004
Error text Control on the Report is incompatible with the Web.
What it means The following controls are not supported on the web reports:
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ActiveX
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Controls
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Attachment
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Bound Object Frame
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Button
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Chart
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ComboBox
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Insert Page Break
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Remove Page Break
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Insert Page
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ListBox
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Option
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Option Group
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Rectangle
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Subform
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Subreport
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Toggle Button
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Unbound Object Frame
What to do Delete controls that are not supported on web reports and use only the following controls that are supported:
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CheckBox
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Detail
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Empty Cell
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Group Footer
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Group Header
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Hyperlink
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Image
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Label
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Page Footer
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Page Header
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Report
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Report Footer
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Report Header
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TextBox
ACCWeb106005
Error text Default View must be Single Form, Continuous Forms, or Datasheet to be compatible with the Web.
What it means The Default View property for the indicated form is set to a value that is not supported on a web form.
What to do Set the Default View to Single Form, Continuous Forms or Datasheet.
ACCWeb106006
Error text Events on Reports are incompatible with the Web.
What it means The indicated report has an event procedure. Reports on the web do not support events.
What to do Remove all event procedures from the indicated report.
ACCWeb106007
Error text Reports with subreports are incompatible with the Web.
What it means The indicated report has a subreport. Subreports are not supported on a web report.
What to do Remove the subreport control from the report.
Tip: You can use a subreport control on a web form.