>>>>>Hi Cetin,
>>>>>
>>>>>Thank's, it works if you have only a Grid, but in my case i have a container over the grid, any chance to do this with the same effect.
>>>>>
>>>>>João Batista
>>>>
>>>>What do you mean I gave the code and the pointers. What would it matter if there is a container in front or not.
>>>
>>>If it's a transparent container covering the grid, then the container is eating mouse events. That's how I understand "container over the grid".
>>
>>Hey Dragan,
>>I still can't understand the problem. I said he could use gridhittest,no?
>>Cetin
>
>Well if there's a container over the grid (i.e. with a higher zOrder), the grid wouldn't be hit at all, I presume. The mouse would be over the container. It would require some code in the mouse events of the container to pass the click down to the grid, and even then I'm not sure the tooltip would ever show, unless raised as an event - which is then just too much fragile code.
>
>I wonder why is there a container over the grid.


OK. Here is a smaple:
* Conatiner MouseMove event

Lparameters nButton, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
With Thisform.grdCustomer
  Store 0 To nWhere_Out , nRelRow_Out , nRelCol_Out , nView_Out
  If .GridHitTest(nXCoord, nYCoord, ;
      @nWhere_Out, @nRelRow_Out, @nRelCol_Out) And nWhere_Out = 3
    .ActivateCell(nRelRow_Out, nRelCol_Out)
  Endif
Endwith

Cetin