If this is in Windows Vista, you might see this behavior. If you drag the
form partly out of site then back into the top level form, does the border
corrupt?
-----Original Message-----
From: Iames Pizzoli
Sent: Tuesday, August 04, 2009 5:32 AM
Hi all,
I hope someone can help me, 'cause this is driving me nuts!
I have this grid, in AfterRowColChange event method the code is:
---
LPARAMETERS nColIndex
SET STEP ON
LOCAL lcTableItemExpression, lcTableItem
lcTableItemExpression = Thisform.icTableItemExpression
IF VARTYPE( lcTableItemExpression) = "C" AND NOT EMPTY(
lcTableItemExpression )
lcTableItem = EVALUATE( lcTableItemExpression )
lcTableItem = IIF( ISNULL( m.lcTableItem ), SPACE(0), ALLTRIM( lcTableItem
) )
ENDIF
Thisform.Caption = lcTableItem <---
*Thisform.Refresh()
DODEFAULT( nColIndex )
---
I can see in the debugger what lcTableItem becomes, and it correctly matches
the value in the new row I'm, after the move from the previous row. Now, at
the '<---' line I should see the form caption change accordingly, right?
Well, it doesn't!!! It stays the same. I tried, out of despair, a
form.Refresh(), as you can see, but no change. I can't see why it shouldn't
work as it is. Any idea?
TIA
Iames
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