Ted,
 
With out knowing the specifics in your form here are some suggestions.
 
1. Use the On Focus properties of the DB-Memo to change the background 
colors of the fields.
    DB-Memo Properties | Effects | Background Color when focused
    or
    PROPERTY <Component ID> HIGHLIGHTFOCUSCOLOR 'YELLOW' 
    (I like yellow, works well in a nmber of themes) in your on-entry eep to 
the field.
 
2. In a form with 2 tables the focus will remain on the first table. Use 
unique component ID's on fields in your 2nd table. PROPERTY 
<field1in2ndtable> SET_FOCUS 'TRUE'
 
3. Change the cursor style. Make sure your field has a good component ID . 
Place this in your field.
PROPERTY <FormFieldComponentID> SET_FOCUS 'TRUE'
PROPERTY <FormFieldComponentID> CURSOR -21 (gives you a finger point)
. crAppStart (-19)
. crArrow (-2)
. crCross (-3)
. crDefault (0)
. crDrag (-12) 
. crHandPoint (-21)
. crHelp (-20)
. crHourGlass (-11)
. crHSplit (-14)
. crIBeam (-4)
. crMultiDrag (-16)
. crNo (-18)
. crNoDrop (-13)
. CrNone (-1)
. crSizeAll (-22)
. crSizeNESW (-6)
. crSizeNS (-7)
. crSizeNWSE (-8)
. crSizeWE (-9)
. crSQLWait (-17)
. crUpArrow (-10)
. crVSplit (-15)
 
Lastly, check your clock settings. 
 
Only Razzak is allowed to live in the future (maybe Marty McFly qualifies 
also.)
 
Jan

 


-----Original Message-----
From: "Ted Lienhard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected] (RBASE-L Mailing List)
Date: Thu, 3 Jul 2008 07:17:47 -0700
Subject: [RBASE-L] - No cursor in a DB Memo field, typing OK


I have a form which has two tables. The first table and its fields work 
fine. When I click in the first field of the second table, there is no 
cursor - however, I can type in the field just fine. The cursor will not 
appear unless I click on another field in the second table. If after that I 
click in the first field again, the cursor is there.
 
I have tried PROPERTY set_focus commands, skip to commands, even clicking 
"add row" or "refresh" does not give me a cursor in the first field of the 
second table. 
 
The tables are linked through a common column, a date column. The second 
table's date is set by a variable derived from the first table's date field. 
That seems to work fine; the date populates correctly upon clicking in the 
top field of the second table. 
 
Any ideas what I may be doing wrong? Maybe it's lack of sleep, but I can't 
seem to find the problem!
 
Best Regards,
Ted
 
Ted Lienhard CNE NCT Golden Valley Consulting

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