Hi Daniel.

I am experiencing a similar but simpler problem that may be related.
If you set IndicateRow to False, OnDblClick doesn't fire on the
first row of the grid.

I have an App where I am drawing the grid fields myself and I don't
want the row indicator showing so this problem is causing me a lot
of grief.

I have posted this problem several times but I have yet to receive
an answer.

Regards

Bob

--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel Jimenez" <d.jimenez@c...>
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> As I am experiencing what I consider "Strange behaviour" while

using the

> IB_grid, I have decided to write a demo.
>
> The scenario is that:
>
> The application has two grids, one displays data from a master

table, and

> the second grid will displays data from a detail table based on

the user's

> selected master record, by means of clicking on the "master" grid.
>
> Thus, if the user was to click on a master record in the "Master"

grid, if a

> detail record(s) associated to the master record where to exist,

they will

> be displayed on the "Detail Grid"
>
> Now the problem I am having is as follows:
>
> If I use the OnClick event for IB_Grid,
>
> After the "master" grid is populated with all the master records:
>
> (1)
> If the user clicks on the first cell of the first row on

the "Master" grid,

> nothing happens, as if the click never happen (regardless on the

number of

> times she/he clicks on this same cell).
>
> (2)
> But if she/he was to click any other cell except that mention in

point (1)

> the associated detail record(s) are displayed on the "Detail"

grid.

>
> The behaviour mention in point (1) only happens directly after

populating

> the grid and prior to any other cell click taking place on

this "Master

> grid". Thus, if the user click on some other cell and then clicked

on the

> problem cell as described in point (1) the correct and expected

result (i.e.

> the associated detail record is displayed in the "detail" grid)

takes place.

>
> I am not sure if this is a problem in my logic or if it is an

existing

> issue.
>
> Any comments, suggestions help, etc would really be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> daniel
>
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