[nycfoxsig] Re: Hey Jay... what's up with this? -- table driven grids
- From: "Nadya Nosonovsky" <nnosonovsky@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: nycfoxsig@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 4 Nov 2007 13:42:29 -0500
Hi Jay,
I was quite impressed with your presentation. You mentioned you have
too many things in mind and may share some projects. I'm currently
looking for work, so I may be interested in participation.
Please let me know, if you're interested.
Best wishes,
Nadya
On 11/4/07, Jay Berardinelli <docman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Lew,
> I don't touch the bindcontrols property, its set to the default.
>
> the table or cursor needs to be opened before you programmatically assign
> the objects to the grid.
> i use this at the start of my class to setup the grid
> grid1.RecordSource= alias1
> grid1.ColumnCount=0 && insure that no columns
> *i can also assign others if i want, or set the colors in the grid object.
>
> i use a class: grid1.AddObject(ccol,'GRID_COL') to add a column to the
> grid, where ccol is the name of the column
> *heres an abstract of code that i use to build each column
> With grid1.&ccol
> .header1.Caption= Alltrim(GridS.Heading)
> .Width = GridS.Width
>
> If .edit_mode=0 And GridS.col_type<>'check' &&cant do this
> for check boxes
> *for readonly fields except checkboxes
> .ControlSource = "' '+ALLTRIM("+Alltrim(GridS.cs)+")"
> *assigned the quote above as is -- is required for my
> concept to work. this also makes it readonly
> Else
> .ControlSource = Alltrim(GridS.cs)
> Endif
> endwith
>
> hopefully that will get you started.
>
>
>
> Lew wrote:
> Hi Jay:
>
> Started playing with table driven grids. Things went ok until I started with
> multiple use's for the same table, set filters, etc... until I discovered
> setting bindcontrols to .f. while loading the col definitions. When the
> entire form is good to go, setting bindcontrols .t. seems to work. Any idea
> what up with this?
>
> -Lew
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