Alan,
Found a slightly better solution.
In the BeforeCellEdit of the control, simply cancel the edit and then fire
up the keyboard with say ctrl/a
*** ActiveX Control Event ***
LPARAMETERS nindex, ncolumn
This.CancelEdit
Keyboard '{ctrl+a}'
*
Return
Then in the form keypress Event you can direct your setfocus anywhere:
* Form Keypres()
LPARAMETERS nKeyCode, nShiftAltCtrl
If nKeyCode=1
Thisform.txtId.SetFocus
Nodefault
*
Else
Dodefault()
Endif
*
Return
Just make sure that the Form Keypreview event is set correctly. Doing it
this way means you can control the setfocus wherever you want to.
Dave Crozier
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Sent: 13 December 2006 15:06
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Subject: SetFocus from ActiveX control event.
I've got a VFP9 form with the DBI Technologies CTGrid control on it.
>From that control's CellClick event I want to SetFocus to another
control on the form. The other control is dervied from a container
parent class which has two textboxes in it. I'm trying to SetFocus to
one of the TextBoxes, but it doesn't work. Has anyone got any
suggestions ?
TIA ...
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