Grid headers default mouse pointers etc...

Grid headers default mouse pointers etc...

• Rogermon

  Change the Grid.column.header.MousePointer Property to 1

  thisform.grdMyGrid.column1.header1.MousePointer= 1

  Dave M.

  
  
  

• choskyg

  >> But my question is how to make it so I don't need to go over my 45 fields in the grid and do so.
  
  You could try using the columns collection....

  FOR EACH loCol IN This.Columns
  loCol.Header1.MousePointer = 1
  NEXT

  You could probably add this code to your 'dropped on' grid class Init()...

  
  
  

• kkang

  What Alex said!

  If you are just using base classes directly then there is no solution except to fix each one individually. You should create a custom grid class and then replace all references in your forms to the base class grid with a reference to your class. YOu can do this programmatically if you want to but you should really use a tool like HackCx (available from White Light Computing at:

  http://www.whitelightcomputing.com/prodhackcxpro.htm

  This will enable youto update existing forms(and visual class libraries) without having to go through the designers...

  
  
  

• dest201

  You can create a custom class called myGrid whereby the grid class is the base class. You can add a lot of stuff to it including what Andy suggested. Then you will be dropping your custom class, not the native one.
  
  

• CapitalT

  Andy;
  
  When I drop in a grid from the DE or from anywhere else, the class for the grid is 'grid', which wouldn't allow any code manipulation...
  
  

• MadNes

  Dave;
  
  That goes without saying... But my question is how to make it so I don't need to go over my 45 fields in the grid and do so.
  Oh, and I guess I can use setall to change these but I'm wondering if there is a way to define my dropped-in grids so they are not predefined as down-arrow in the header's mousepointer...
  
  Thanks,
  Aleniko
  
  
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