Okay, I've tried searching for this, but can't find an answer that works for
me. I'm updating an old project with four forms, and one of them has a grid.
When I run it with the default form designer code, I get a message like this
when I try to work with the grid:
Scripting Error: [ok]
Microsoft VBScript runtime error - line 265, char 4
Variable is undefined: 'Grid'
This is when the auto-generated Display_Show routine for the 'Display' form
containing the grid uses the following line:
NSExecute "AddObject " & chr(34) & "GridCtrl.GridCtrl.1" & chr(34) & ", "
& chr(34) & "Grid" & chr(34) & ", 4, 4, 220, 144, Display_Form"
As far as I can tell from experimenting with the 'GridHowToLite' sample project
in the Files section, this syntax will work when the form with the grid on it
is the startup form, otherwise it fails to add the grid and generates the
'variable is undefined' message.
Under the heading of 'So crazy it just might work', I tried rewriting this as
an ordinary AddObject line, the same way as the other Display form objects that
load happily:
AddObject "GridCtrl.GridCtrl.1", "Grid", 4, 4, 220, 144, Display_Form
This had no better results.
Finally, based on a message I found here on the group, I tried adding the grid
from the very start of the program, at the same time as I add my SQLite
connection:
AddObject "GridCtrl.GridCtrl.1", "Grid", 900, 900, 220, 144
In the Display_Load routine, I entered these line to move the Grid on-screen:
Grid.Move 4, 4
Grid.show
with the following lines in Display_Hide:
Grid.move 900, 900
The result of this was half a loaf - no more error messages, but I still didn't
see the grid on my pocket PC.
So, can anybody help with this? What's the right way to put a grid on a
form-designer form? All of the grid examples that I've found, aside from
GridHowToLite, seem to be using the model of adding all objects manually.
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