Hi Don,
thank you for your reply. It's been very useful. Moving the code to the mousedown event I can fire the shortcut easily. Can be trapped the FIRST click when I change row? If so, I could put the second click in code... It's very unpleasant to click twice.

>Pictures in grids can be tricky... I've done a variety of experience with this.
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>First, the dblClick, rightClick, or even Click won't be available until the control actually has received focus from the grid... So, if you are on row 5 of your grid, and click on the image in row 2 of your grid, the click will just bring focus to the row and then the control. It takes ANOTHER click to actually trigger whatever code you have in the control.
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>Second, when you described a class to handle the right click... did you actually do a class of the Grid, or the actual IMAGE... it should be the image control.
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>Finally, I would try moving the code into the mouseDown event of the image instead of any of the "click" events... More often than not, if a user is trying to click on an image, it is intentional to act on that... This way, the mouse-down gets fired, runs through the rest of the grid focus/row change and can handle your shortcut menu.
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>HTH.
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>>Hi all,
>>I really do not know to explain this strange behaviour. A grid: the third column has an image with four different type of pictures . A dblclick or a rightclick into the image calls a shortcut (I've built a class to do this); well, sometimes the shortcut is not called!. When? If the next row has the same picture of the previous and is higher then the previous. The different picture or passing from 3 to 7 row (i.e.)with the same picture do the job: from 7 to 3 not.
>>A second bad behaviour: I must rightclick twice to call the shortcut, instead the dblclick is correct.
>>I never heard something like this.
>>Some idea to avoid this incredible behaviour?
>>Thanks