One way to prevent columns from being selected is to place the following
code in the when event of the textbox of the column you want the user to
bypass:
return .f.
So if you want the user to use only the first column of your grid, just
return .f. from the when events of the other 4 columns's textboxes
That's all!!
Rafael Copquin
El 25/08/2013 05:07 p.m., Sytze de Boer escribió:
If I have a grid with (say) 5 columns, what is the best way to force the
cursor to stay in column 1
By way of explanation, the only column in this grid which is not read-only
is the 1st column, and I don't want the user to go anywhere in the grid,
except column 1.
I have tried
IF LASTKEY()=13
KEYBOARD '{DNARROW}'
KEYBOARD '{BACKTAB}'
ENDIF
But this is not satisfactory
Sytze
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