PRB: Trouble Implementing Drill Down in Visual FoxPro Grid (131504)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Visual FoxPro for Windows 3.0
This article was previously published under Q131504 SYMPTOMS
If a grid's Click or Dblclick method contains drill-down code that enables
the user to move to (drill down to) detailed information, then as long as
the mouse pointer (cursor) is over a filled cell, neither the Click nor
Dblclick methods of the grid respond. Instead, the Click and Dblclick
events select the text field and allow data editing in the field if the
appropriate property is set to true.
The only way to get the grid's Click and Dblclick methods to respond is to
place the pointer over a part of the grid that does not have records in it.
CAUSE
The Grid-level Click or Dblclick methods do not work when the pointer is
over a non-empty cell of the grid. They are designed to work only if the
pointer is over an empty cell.
RESOLUTION
To trap for a mouse click or double-click in a filled record cell, you
should place the drill-down code in the Click or Double-Click event of the
CurrentControl object of the Grid Column. For example, if Text1 is the
CurrentControl for Column1 of Grid1, then place the Drill-Down code in
Grid1.Column1.Text1.Click|DblClick event, not in the Grid1.Click|DblClick
event. Events that occur over the cells are trapped by the object contained
in the columns, which in this case is Text of the Grid.
STATUS
This behavior is by design.
MORE INFORMATION
A Drill-Down implementation allows you to display detailed information for
a specific object. You may want to display detailed information, such as a
list of all the fields, for a specific record in a grid by clicking or
double-clicking with the mouse on one of its cells or fields.
| Modification Type: | Major | Last Reviewed: | 8/25/1999 |
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| Keywords: | KB131504 |
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