Hello Kent
I use a set_grid method in such a case which works like this:
with thisform.grid1
.columncount = 5
.readonly = .t.
.left = 20
.top = 20
.height = 200
.width = 450
.scrollbars = 2
.deletemark = .f.
.recordsource = 'curMyCursor'
with .column1
.header1.caption = 'Account'
.controlsource = 'curMyCursor.account'
.columnorder = 1
.width = 90
endwith
with .column 2
.header1.caption = 'Descripcion'
.controlsource = 'curMyCursor.accdesc'
.columnorder = 2
.width = 120
endwith
etc
endwith
Notice the columnorder clause. The user can change the grid as she pleases but
a call to this method puts things back the right way.
I use this method every time a change in the underlying cursor is necessary,
such as when it comes from a sql clause
thisform.grid1.recordsource = ""
select * from accounts into cursor curMyCursor......
thisform.set_grid()
Regards
Rafael Copquin
----- Original Message -----
From: Kent Belan
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 8:35 PM
Subject: Grid - Remember Last positions
Hello,
I have a grid in VFP9.
If a user resizes columns and changes the order of columns,
how can I remember the last grid positions the next time
the grid is displayed?
Thanks,
Kent
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