Tom,
Use the Variable Lookup ListView TOPITEM GETPROPERTY/PROPERTY to
remember the selected/highlighted row and the exact spot when
refreshing the ListView window.
Here's how ...
Use the following code as "On Double-Click EEP"
-- Example 01
-- On Double-Click Custom EEP
SET VAR vTopItem TEXT = NULL
GETPROPERTY DrivingTableListView TOPITEM vTopItem
APPEND Customers TO tSelectedValues WHERE CustID = .vCustID
PROPERTY DrivingTableListView REFRESHLIST 'TRUE'
PROPERTY DrivingTableListView TOPITEM .vTopItem
CLEAR VARIABLE vTopItem
RETURN
This will ALWAYS return the focus to the exact same highlighted row
in the Variable Lookup ListView where you double-clicked the last time.
That's all there is to it!
See attached screen shot for such a cool illustration.
Feel free to reach out to me if you need that form to understand the
implementation of such GETPROPERTY/PROPERTY commands.
Very Best R:egards,
Razzak.
At 12:47 PM 7/8/2017, Tom Frederick wrote:
Is there some way to make the scroll bar/cursor stay where I was
when I selected John Smith so it is easy to simply click on Tom Smith?
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