Hi Bonnie.
I'm a bit confused now.
Mike had suggested using a Web Service to overcome limitations on the We Form for using a Gris as an Excel Type document.

I have no experience of Web Services so dont know what they can do...is there a way , using Web Services (or a.n.other) , to achieve the flexibility of a Winform , but through a web interface ?

Regards,

Gerard



>Gerard,
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>>Would another way be of creating a Wibforms DLL and using this on a WEb form ..can that be done
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>I assume you meant using a WinForm on a WebForm? No, you can't do that.
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>~~Bonnie
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>>Hi MIKE.
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>>I had'nt thought of that and maybe that is the way to go !!.
>>Would another way be of creating a Wibforms DLL and using this on a WEb form ..can that be done and are there any performance implications??
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>>Regards,
>>Gerard
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>>>>Hi
>>>>This is a repost of another question in a different section, where unfortunately I got no replies to, and hopefully there will be a response here.
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>>>>Is there a way (using a Gridview or similar) to naviagte up and down a WEB Grid with Keyboard up and down keys, and be able to edit the cells at the same time (as per Excel or indedd a Read-write Winforms or VFP Grid)??
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>>>>(There are lots of ways of highligting just one partcicular row, editing it, saving it and moving on, but this is too user unfriendly)
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>>>>I have searched extensively, and also tried some 3rd party controls, but have had no success. I am very surprised at this , as in nearly evry VFP app that I have developed I would have had such a Grid. If this is the case, it will not instill much confidence in moving over to Dot Net , particulalry for Web Forms.
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>>>>Any comments would be appreciated.
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>>>>Regards,
>>>>Gerard
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>>>Particular UI functions like data entry can be hard to customize in a web form. Maybe you should think about using a windows form with web services to your database.