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Got it! thanks Enrico. My brain cells were not all firing I guess.

Thanks Mr. Rao!

bChange of TimePicker is not working now.
This will work in next release 18.05

HI All, Anyone experience this? .PRG FUNCTION uIssues() LOCAL oDlg,;       oFld LOCAL aVar := { cToD(''),;                 cToT('') }       aGet := Array( Len(aVar...

Rick,

Maybe the solution is to use just the VALID of the dialog only

... so I rem'd out ( oL:Setfocus() ) so the Get field is not in focus .. that allowed me to be able to traverse the radio buttons without the valids firing .. However, I wanted to automatically set the get in focus during the ON radio change .. to keep the user from hitting TAB .. but once the get ...

Rick,

you can add

nRad = 1 .AND. ...
nRad = 2 .AND. ...

and so on to the VALID of the corrispondent GET.

EMG

... when I move the radio button from 1 to 2 the valid fires from the first radio button ... how do I keep the valid from firing when I move the cursor to a different radio button .. I only want the valid to fire when the cursor is in the entry field and the <enter> ...

Rao

I have been trying to create a variable that passes to AddNewRow() and I can trap the increment .. however the oLbxB:bPastEof code block keeps firing in a non modal mode ...

Any help would be appreciated.

Rick Lipkin

... will keep ESC from closing and leaving the mdi frame visible .. I add VALID(!GETKEYSTATE( 27 ))  On the dialog to keep ESC from firing .. Rick Lipkin

Enrico

Add this line after your close button .. it will keep any valids from firing .. hope that is the solution you are looking for ..

Rick Lipkin

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oBtn2:lCancel := .t.
 

... the edit field to enter edit state after :bEditBlock has been evaluated? The idea is to force user to press Enter/Tab to go to the next field thus firing :bEditValid

... What I did is to put a sysrefresh() inside the function. It seems to me that I get slightly better results. But I think a timer would be best. Firing oDlg:bLButtonUp and oDlg:bLClicked . Best regards, Otto static function DoDraw( hDc, x, y, lPaint, lReset, oPen ) if ! lPaint .or. ( lReset != ...

Colin,

The VALID code execution is related to the lost of focus sequence, thats why we have to be carefull not to interfere in the process.

Using oJump we wait until the loosing/ganning focus secuence is complete.

Thanks Antonio

I tried setting focus to a button on the buttonbar and this seemed to fix the issue - I will try the code you suggested.


Cheers

Colin