Sorry, maybe I misread. In the file you attached Sparse = .T., and different sources for rows. This is what I’m working on now (originally wanted to have Sparse = .F. and diff sources)
Your code is similar to the one I decided to stop with.
The first - property I returned to Sparse = .T. .
second - added DynamicBackColor to column to change the color for entries that will combobox
This is the same as my code above:
thisform.grid_requestItems.column4.DynamicCurrentControl = ;
"IIF(CountMeasureByKdse(dictionaryCurs, &entryReqItemsCurs..kdse) > 1,'listMeasure','txtMeasure')"
And after I described that when you set the property Sparse = .F. and rewrite recordsource in...
Hello
I want different current control(using DynamicCurrentControl and its works good) in a ONE column to use different data source depends on recno()(row grid)
Thanks for code.
Yes, I don’t know what happened to me, when wrote the message.
In your example (screenshots) the data source is the same for all names. Is it possible that "Maxime" & " Geoffrey" have different data for "Office"
Sorry for the inaccuracy in the message, I mixed code from file and pseudo(sparse = falase). Actually the property sparse has been changed in design time.
https://www.tek-tips.com/threads/two-control-in-a-grid-column.1798594/post-7450985
Here’s about this part of the branch and its proposal as...
Good afternoon, I have been a few days in a dead end with the question to which did not come a solution that was given on the forum (https://www.tek-tips.com/threads/two-control-in-a-grid-column.1798594/).
Condition Grid.init:
sparse = false...
Thanks for the tips. I tried to remove the DLL at the time of the launch - the error did not appear. With the manifest file - I created it, but I did not initialize it (or it should initialize itself). It doesn’t matter much.
I want to say that the answers to the initial questions I received...
I want to keep all the features I use in the program folder. So I tried to use a copy of the file, but, for example, with a different name (of course, given that I used regsvr32)
Okay, you’ve calmed me down. I know exactly that we will not switch to win 11, so check does not make sense.
And...
Yeah, I really didn’t think VBScript was a class name, it became clearer.
With vbscript.regexp all ok.What if there is no VBScript.dll on the computer.
Thanks for fast and detailed answer!
Good afternoon, did not find a solution in the forum, but found other useful information.
My question is: after copying, renaming and moving from another disk file vbscript.dll to vb.dll, then successfully entered into the registry using regsvr32. I want use the file vb.dll in VFP...
Thanks for the extra tips. The main work is with files that have 866, so I check for code 0 and 1251 and use the cpzero function. They did this before, but I understand that this is not true, but there were no comments about the encoding either. As a result, for each file I check the code table...
Chris thanks for the detailed answer and help, I'll try later. Learned something new for myself.
It is on SUCH people that the whole foxpro community rests!
Chris, thank you very much for the detailed answer. Question like how each string is associated with a code page? Or will the answer to my question be in this paragraph?
How to understand further mess ?
Where can I learn about specific sites for strings and how to change them?
Have you a...
Good afternoon, tell me please. There is a file in which, with one cpzero 1251 command, part of the text looks as it should
and the other part is not readable. If cpzero 866, then the situation is vice versa. Tried to cast to code page 0 and then to 866(1251) - did not help. What else can be...
Thanks disclosing the topic, I have no experience with native classes and I didn't understand the latest
suggestion: creating code for the future cursor with Headers. Anyway, I followed the path
least resistance and created a ComboBox in which I recreate the cursor using SQL. Agree,
that using...
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