On 2016-02-03 16:45, Kurt Wendt wrote:
Wow - didn't realize I was 3 Hotfixes behind! But, I don't control it
here.
I just spoke to my manager about it - and, no - its not going to
happen - no updating with HotFixes. No way to know if the hotfixes
actually break something that was working - and she said we just can't
take that chance.
I actually WANTED to put that Data_Resort() call directly into a Click
event - but, the Click Events and the Columns are not available at
design time in the subclassed Grid.
AS for the BindEvent. I tried it. The Method I created is at the main
Grid level of the subclasses Grid. I did the BindEvent in Init of the
Form. At that point the Columns & Click events in the subclassed Grid
are accessible after I set the RecordSource. So I did a Bind of a
Method to the Click Event. Problem is - when its actually running -
and it runs the Event - within that Event as its running - its at the
Grid level and NOT the Column level. So at that point I can't actually
pass the Column ControlSource to let the code know Which field the
Sort needs to be based upon.
So - as of now - my attempt to use the BindEvent actually failed...
Usually this is my data requery event (handtyped for this email):
[thisform.GetRecords method]
local liCnt as integer
if vartype(this.grd) = "O" then
this.grd.SaveSource()
endif
liCnt = this.obiz.MyRoutineThatGetsTheData()
if vartype(this.grd) = "O" then
this.grd.RestoreSource()
endif
That takes care of only running grid code when it's present.
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