You are correct, itemClick is the event you need to handle. In your handler method simply perform your logic, and if the row should not be selected use dg.selectedIndex = -1.
HTH, Ben --- In [email protected], "Mike Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello All, > > I am trying to figure out how to intercept the event that gets > broadcasted, *just before* the DataGrid accepts a Mouse-Click, which > in-turn, highlights a Row. > > I've done things like "override functions" in the past, to accomplish > similar goals of modifying built-in behaviors, but in this particular > case, I am pretty sure I need to intercept an event. I've never done > anything quite like this before, so any help will be VERY appreciated. > > If I read the docs correctly, I need to intercept the "itemClick event" > - which belongs to the ListBase Class, that the DataGrid inherits. > > Before getting bogged down with all the criteria which will dictate > whether the Grid should accept itemClick events, I really need to find > how to do the hard-core basics first. > > Hopefully this post is easier to read, and generates a better response > than the original. > > Thanks everyone!! > > Mike >
