Subject | Re: [IBO] Re: As I can avoid the blue color in the active cell of a read only TIB_Gr |
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Author | Paul Vinkenoog |
Post date | 2003-12-12T12:55:59Z |
Hello Apicito,
list via the PopupList property. But you have to do it in code, like
this:
MyLookupCombo->PopupList->IndicateHighLight = false; // (BCB)
MyLookupCombo.PopupList.IndicateHighLight := false; // (Delphi)
But I think this only works for the dropped down list. Not sure if you
can remove the highlight color from the control if the list is not
dropped down. Well, you can remove focus from the LookupCombo in an
OnCloseUp event handler.
Greetings,
Paul Vinkenoog
> Does he forgive the abuse, and the same thing for a TIb_LookUpCombo?You can reach all the properties of the TIB_LookupCombo's drop-down
> I not find a similar property.
list via the PopupList property. But you have to do it in code, like
this:
MyLookupCombo->PopupList->IndicateHighLight = false; // (BCB)
MyLookupCombo.PopupList.IndicateHighLight := false; // (Delphi)
But I think this only works for the dropped down list. Not sure if you
can remove the highlight color from the control if the list is not
dropped down. Well, you can remove focus from the LookupCombo in an
OnCloseUp event handler.
Greetings,
Paul Vinkenoog