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swas
Hi,
I have a MS flexgrid control on a form, and superimposing a subform over the
cell to allow editing. The subform sizes to the cell, and enables either a
textbox or combobox depending on the flex cell.
All this works fine, however when the user thinks a flexgrid cell has the
focus (But it is actually my subform with the focus), controls like arrow
keys and page up / down no longer navigate around the flexgrid.
I would like this functionality but I can't trap these keys with keypress
events, but this is only for ANSI key values. My logic is to catch these, and
then manipulate the positioning on the main flexgrid accordingly.
Is there any way to trap arrow keys / page up / page down? Or any other
ideas to allow navigation?
Thanks in advance
swas
I have a MS flexgrid control on a form, and superimposing a subform over the
cell to allow editing. The subform sizes to the cell, and enables either a
textbox or combobox depending on the flex cell.
All this works fine, however when the user thinks a flexgrid cell has the
focus (But it is actually my subform with the focus), controls like arrow
keys and page up / down no longer navigate around the flexgrid.
I would like this functionality but I can't trap these keys with keypress
events, but this is only for ANSI key values. My logic is to catch these, and
then manipulate the positioning on the main flexgrid accordingly.
Is there any way to trap arrow keys / page up / page down? Or any other
ideas to allow navigation?
Thanks in advance
swas