I have a master form with buttons, each of which invokes a separate form containing only a grid and a close button. Separate forms are required because different data sets exist and are to be user-selected. At present, all the relevant form and grid-handling programs are contained in a single J script.
All forms pop up on request, display their proper data and close when signaled to do so. The problem is that only the first sub-form (in terms of its sequence in the J script) has a grid with a vertical scrollbar that functions. Grids on other forms appear with similar scrollbars, but those scrollbars do not respond to MacBook mousepad actions. This behavior is independent of when the forms are invoked; in every case, only the top J script subform scrolls. Operating code for the various sub-forms is identical. The only differences have to do with naming, labeling headers and the dimensions of form elements. Should I break the script into separate scripts, each dealing with its own subform in the hope of curing the problem? Is there another solution? Or is my lack of practice dealing with grids leading to a silly programming error? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
