Cell color works for me in VFP9/SP2 for an EditBox, but with one oddity,
If you click in another row, but the same column as the EditBox, it loses
it's color, but only on the initial clicking. If you first click in a
different row, different column from the EditBox, it keeps the dynamic
color properly. Maybe this is what you're seeing if you're only using a
single column.
I did it programmatically, removing the Text1 object and adding an Edit1
(EditBox). If done that way, you need to make sure you set the newly added
object to Visible, and the Sparse to however you need it (.f.=all rows show
edit box)
In my form Init (or grid init using "this." instead of "thisform.grid1"):
WITH thisfrom.grid1
.column2.dynamicbackcolor="thisform.cellcolor(this)"
.column2.RemoveObject("text1")
.column2.AddObject("edit1","EditBox")
.column2.visible = .t.
.column2.sparse =.f.
ENDWITH
In my Form.Cellcolor method:
LPARAMETERS oObj AS grid && passed parameter for dynamicxxxx for "this"
is the grid
IF oObj.ActiveRow=1
RETURN RGB(0,255,255)
ENDIF
RETURN RGB(255,255,255)
Fred
On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 4:23 PM, Bill Arnold <
[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Sytze,
>
>
> Tracy, many thinks, but that also doesn't work with edit boxes However,
> although it seems the process does not work at all with edit boxes on a
> grid, the fantastic efforts from Bill allowed me to do the coloring process
> in another area and the result is even better.
>
> ----------------------
>
> You're very welcome. I could see how the cell coloring is useful for the
> app, so very glad to see you got it working
>
>
>
> Bill
>
>
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