Before getting too far ahead in the story, I use grids as navigational lists. They are always READONLY and I only allow the occasional Checkbox inserted within the grid to be user editable. I like the flexibility and performance of grids as pick lists. FIC has no problem with my READONLY requirement. All form grids so far have performed as would be expected, until now.

Here is the situation, up until now, all the grids were ENABLED = .T. at design time and then perhaps the state of ENABLED would be changed programmatically later. No problem. In this case, the grid is ENABLED = .F. at design time as it needs to be ENABLED only in response to some user input. When this occurs, the wAfterRowChange event is NOT processed. Perhaps other events are likewise not processed, I do not know.

Now the "fix". If the grid is set ENABLED = .T. at design time, proper event processing occurs. I have wcPropSave = Enabled. Is there somewhere I should set a breakpoint? The only unusual thing about the grid, other than the Enabled state at design time, is that it is contained inside a Pageframe which is contained by a parent Pageframe (2-deep).

TIA - James

Before getting too far ahead in the story, I use grids as navigational lists. They are always READONLY and I only allow the occasional Checkbox inserted within the grid to be user editable. I like the flexibility and performance of grids as pick lists. FIC has no problem with my READONLY requirement. All form grids so far have performed as would be expected, until now.

Here is the situation, up until now, all the grids were ENABLED = .T. at design time and then perhaps the state of ENABLED would be changed programmatically later. No problem. In this case, the grid is ENABLED = .F. at design time as it needs to be ENABLED only in response to some user input. When this occurs, the wAfterRowChange event is NOT processed. Perhaps other events are likewise not processed, I do not know.

Now the "fix". If the grid is set ENABLED = .T. at design time, proper event processing occurs. I have wcPropSave = Enabled. Is there somewhere I should set a breakpoint? The only unusual thing about the grid, other than the Enabled state at design time, is that it is contained inside a Pageframe which is contained by a parent Pageframe (2-deep).

TIA - James

Before getting too far ahead in the story, I use grids as navigational lists. They are always READONLY and I only allow the occasional Checkbox inserted within the grid to be user editable. I like the flexibility and performance of grids as pick lists. FIC has no problem with my READONLY requirement. All form grids so far have performed as would be expected, until now.

Here is the situation, up until now, all the grids were ENABLED = .T. at design time and then perhaps the state of ENABLED would be changed programmatically later. No problem. In this case, the grid is ENABLED = .F. at design time as it needs to be ENABLED only in response to some user input. When this occurs, the wAfterRowChange event is NOT processed. Perhaps other events are likewise not processed, I do not know.

Now the "fix". If the grid is set ENABLED = .T. at design time, proper event processing occurs. I have wcPropSave = Enabled. Is there somewhere I should set a breakpoint? The only unusual thing about the grid, other than the Enabled state at design time, is that it is contained inside a Pageframe which is contained by a parent Pageframe (2-deep).

TIA - James

To enable or disable modifying acces of objects in columns of the grid, use the AllowCellSelection property.
.T. access objects columns grid and according to state ENABLED / DISABLED to change values
.F. no access to objects columns grid, it behaves like a read-only grid.

In both cases the mygrid.wAfterRowChange () method is triggered when each line.

Do not forget to put the AllowCellSelection property in the list of grid saved properties by FIC.
mygrid.wPropSave = 'AllowCellSelection'

Regards
GLS

did you put the ENABLED propertie in mygrid.wcPropSave = 'Enabled' ?
FIC must know that this propertie could be programmatically changed, to take care of the grid state.

Regards
GLS