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Programmatically Setting Grid Column Dynamic Backcolor
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From
02/09/2005 12:19:45
 
 
To
02/09/2005 10:46:50
Cetin Basoz
Engineerica Inc.
Izmir, Turkey
General information
Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Forms & Form designer
Environment versions
Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9
OS:
Windows XP SP2
Network:
Windows 2003 Server
Database:
Visual FoxPro
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01046179
Message ID:
01046281
Views:
14
Many, many thanks Cetin!


>You're welcome. Here is a sample:
>
>Public oForm
>oForm = Createobject("myForm")
>oForm.Show()
>
>Define Class myForm As Form
>  DataSession = 2
>  Height = 400
>  Width = 600
>
>  Add Object myGrid As Grid With ;
>    Height = 400, Width = 600, RecordSource="employee"
>
>  Procedure Load
>    Use employee
>  Endproc
>
>  Procedure Init
>    For Each oColumn In This.myGrid.Columns
>      oColumn.DynamicBackColor = ;
>        "thisform.MyColColor(["+oColumn.ControlSource+"])"
>    Endfor
>  Endproc
>
>  Procedure myColColor
>    Lparameters tcControlSource
>    Local luValue, lnColor
>    lnColor = 0xFFFFFF && default white
>    If Type(m.tcControlSource) = 'G'
>      Return m.lnColor
>    Endif
>    luValue = Evaluate(m.tcControlSource)
>    Do Case
>      Case Lower(m.tcControlSource) = "employee.title"
>        If Lower(m.luValue) = "sales manager"
>          lnColor = Rgb(255,255,0)
>        Endif
>      Case Lower(m.tcControlSource) = "employee.birth_date"
>        If Year(luValue) % 2 = 0
>          lnColor = Rgb(0,255,255)
>        Endif
>    Endcase
>    Return m.lnColor
>  Endproc
>Enddefine
>
Cetin
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