Vincent Teachout <[email protected]> wrote:
>I have code in a grid header click() that indexes a cursor. the cursor
>
>doesn't exist until it's created by the page activate() method.
>(called
>there because other pages can change one of the underlying parameters.
>
>The first time I view the page, the headers work perfectly. If the
>page
>activate is called again, header clicks are seemingly ignored. A set
>step on or "Hi world!" Messagebox in the click() method fires the first
>
>time, through, but on second call of page activate() never fires.
>
>The activate code does a new sql query to build the cursor the grid is
>on, record source is breifly set to "" (or space(0)) and then set to
>cursor name.
>
>Would that destroy/disable the click method? Has anyone heard of
>anything like this?
>
It is the old behavior of the cursor being recreated after it is set. It
destroys all the objects in the grid. It is better to create a blank cursor on
the form load event. The select into a cursor which you will append from.
Append from dbf("selectresults")
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