As the title suggests:

I am using a lookup to grab a different opportunity (based on a custom field), and the Opportunity Detail view automatically changes..

The issue is that this lookup (invoked by a button), happens on a different form, and the view on this form does not change. 

I need to be able to change the current view to match the new opportunity that the user has selected.

Any help is greatly appreciated!!

Ok, I found a bit of a work around for this... but I'm still having issues with it. I'm using a global variable to detect if I used the switch accounts button.

Here's my "Switch Accounts" button script on my custom form:

Sub SwitchbuttonClick(Sender)
    Application.BasicFunctions.DoInvoke "Lookup", "Opportunity:Sbg Managers.Act Num"
    Application.GlobalInfo.Add "OpenDeposit", "Y"
    ModalResult = MrOK
End Sub

Then I added this to my Main opportunity Screen:

Sub AXFormRefresh(Sender)
    Dim DepOpen
    DepOpen = Application.GlobalInfo.Item ("OpenDeposit")
    If DepOpen = "Y" then
        Application.GlobalInfo.Add "OpenDeposit", "N"
        Application.basicfunctions.DoInvoke "view", "Personal:Deposits Display"
    End If
End Sub

So I got it working now, but it only works every other time I click the button.  so the first time it works as intended (The opportunity changes, then my form closes, and re-opens the my form for the new opportunity). But the second time you click the button, it just closes my form.  It does not change opportunities, and does not re-open my custom form. 

I tried changing the AXFormRefresh to GlobalInfo.Delete instead of Add, but this doesn't work. 

Any ideas?

If I remove this line in my opportunity screen refresh:

    Application.basicfunctions.DoInvoke "view", "Personal:Deposits Display"

The lookup works correctly, but of course, then my view/Form will never by invoked, so I'm guessing it has something to do with this line.

Edit: I'm guessing that SLX is seeing that I have a loop, and stopping it?