Thanks, tell me what objects are in the GetListOfEditBOs().  And, if any of them are idle, then it should enable the edit button, so if the correct business objects are in that collection, then check to see if all of them are not Idle (in their EditingState).

Ben, okay I have additional information.

On main forms it does work fine, but the form I'm having problems with is a child form.  As soon as I change the IncludeInFormEditType = DeterminedByBusinessObject, the event doesn't fire.  Hope this helps.

Tim

Ben, I emailed you a sample project that replicates my problem. 

Tim

Hi Ben,

Just following up to see if you had a chance to look at the project I sent you.

Thanks

Tim

Tim,

OK....this actually was not a bug.  Sorry it took so long to figure out what was going on.  Here is your problem.  You are setting the IncludeInFormEdit property to True on the Child form, but the parent forms Customers BO IncludeInFormEdit is set to False.  Since you are using the ChildFormDialog and translating the BOs,  the entire BO from the parent gets translated to the child.  So it does not matter what properties you set on the child since the parents BO will be the actual object that you are talking to on the child form.  Make sense?  To see what I am talking about, set the parent forms IncludeInFormEdit to true and then run your sample.  You will see that the Edit button becomes enabled.  The reason the PrimaryBusiness object option worked the way you expected is because both the parent and child forms had the Customers BO set as the primary BO and it did not need to look at the IncludeInForm... properties to determine the BOs inclusions.