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... ] // not recommended because at runtime we do not know which colums is where oBrw:<cheader> oBrw:oCol( "cheader" ) oBrw:oCol( <nCreationOrder> ) Once we have the column object, oColObject:Value --> gives the value oColObject:VarPut ( uNewValue ) not only assigns the new ...

... 2 still shows column 4 ( only if changing the column inside the sane row ) :!: :( To get the col-pos I'm using : nColPos := oBrw:SelectedCol():nCreationOrder http://www.pflegeplus.com/IMAGES/Autofocus3.jpg http://www.pflegeplus.com/IMAGES/Autofocus1.jpg I still ...

... nRound, nTranpL, lCol ) RETURN NIL > the new position the border has to be painted : oBrw:bChange := { || nColPos := oBrw:SelectedCol():nCreationOrder, ; nColRow := oBrw:nRowSel, ; MOVEBORDER( oBrw ) } regards Uwe :?:

... runtime, we should not refer to them like this because user may shuffle the order of the columns as he likes. During runtime: oBrw:oCol( <nCreationOrder> ) Eg. oBrw:oCol( 3 ). 3 is the position when the browse is first setup. oBrw:oCol( <cHeaderName> ) oBrw:<cHeaderName> ...

... "LIKE", "INFO1", "INFO2" oBrw:bRClicked := { || ( nRPos := RECNO(), ; nCPos := oBrw:SelectedCol():nCreationOrder, ; IIF( nCPos = 3, SET_DEL(), NIL ), ; IIF( nCPos = 6, SET_LIKE(oBrw), NIL ), ; oBrw:RefreshCurrent() ) } Like-level on button-action ...

... ) + "_1" ), ;         oBrw[ 6 ]:Refresh() )  :SetGroupHeader( aMaanden[nMaand], oBrw[6]:oCol("T1"):nCreationOrder, oBrw[6]:oCol("M4"):nCreationOrder ) // header Januari = 0K Tried : oBrw[6]:bChange := { || oBrw[6]:cGroupHeader := { aMaanden[nMaand] ...

... most dynamic, I need one more solution : I can select headers by : :SetGroupHeader( "Voorbereiding", oBrw[4]:oCol("T1"):nCreationOrder, oBrw[4]:oCol("M4"):nCreationOrder ) But I often refer to the database fields for changing colors. Can I also use a Xbrowse ...

... For example : I was looking to show the tooltips only from kolom 6 and up. I looked into the object with Xbrowser and saw that there was a data : ncreationorder . I used it and it worked. For most of you this will be logic and commen, but I found it interesting... function MyStatusToolTip( ...

... to move to the column of browser 2 the same column like browser 1 but doesn't work WITH OBJECT oBrw2 :bChange := { || nCPos := oBrw2:SelectedCol():nCreationOrder, ; oBrw3:SelectCol( nCPos, .T. ), oBrw3:Refresh() } // move to column-pos of browser 1 doesn*t work END regards Uwe :?:

You can try with any key : oBrw:bKeyDown := { | nKey | ( nRPos := RECNO(), ; // record-pos if needed nCPos := oBrw1:SelectedCol():nCreationOrder, ; // selected col IIF( nCPos = 1 .and. nKey == 13, ; // Sound on EDIT only on column 1 SndPlaySound( c_Path1 + "Alert.wav", 0 ), NIL ...

You can try with any key : oBrw:bKeyDown := { | nKey | ( nRPos := RECNO(), ; // record-pos if needed nCPos := oBrw1:SelectedCol():nCreationOrder, ; // selected col IIF( nCPos = 1 .and. nKey == 13, ; // Sound on EDIT only on column 1 SndPlaySound( c_Path1 + "Alert.wav", 0 ), NIL ...

oBrw:SetGroupHeader( "Name". oBrw:oCol("FIRST"):nCreationOrder, oBrw:oCol("LAST"):nCreationOrder )

... cOrder = AllTrim( Lower( aToken[ 1 ] ) ) cType = aToken[ 2 ] AEval( oCol:oBrw:aCols, {| o | o:cOrder := " " } ) IF oQry:aStructure[ oCol:nCreationOrder ][ 1 ] == cOrder IF Upper( cType ) == "ASC" cType = "DESC" oCol:cOrder = "D" ELSE cType = "ASC" ...

... Al intercambiar ó mover las columnas, bien por el usuario ó por llamar a oBrw:SwapCols() o oBrw:MoveCol() no modifica la cebecera de la columna ó nCreationOrder. la function OrdenaColumna( oCol ) está recibiendo un valor erróneo para oCol. Esto se debe a que no se está llamando correctamente a ...

También intenté con oCol : nCreationOrder pensando que esta data guardaba el número de columna en el momento de crear el objeto pero no es así. Las dos primeras columnas del browse son 'CODIGO" y "ALUMNO". Si pico en el ...