>>>>Is there a way to trigger an event when the mouse is over a particular row or cell in a grid?
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>>>See RAISEEVENT() function.
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>>Sorry, I must be tired today, but I didn't see how that really helped me.
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>>I'm using BindEvents to tie a grid's MouseEnter to a method in a custom class - that works well finally - but now instead of just the general MyGrid.MouseEnter, I want to bind to something like MyGrid.ActiveRow.MouseEnter, but it does not exist. How can I get my custom class method to fire when the mouse is over either the active row or a cell in the active row of a grid?
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>In your base grid class you may have something like
>
>

>for each loColumn in this.columns
>	loColumn.addproperty("cOriginalControlSource", m.loColumn.controlsource)	
>	loColumn.addproperty("nOriginalWidth", m.loColumn.width)
>	
>	for each loControl in m.loColumn.controls
>		if upper(m.loControl.baseclass) = "HEADER"
>			loControl.FontSize = 8
>			bindevent(m.loControl,"Click",this,"HeaderClick")
>			loControl.addproperty("CurrentTag","") && Adds CurrentTag property
>			if this.lCreateIndexes && Adds indexes on the fly
>				this.CreateTag (m.loControl)
>			endif
>		else
>			if upper(m.loControl.baseclass) = "TEXTBOX"
>				bindevent(m.loControl,"DblClick",this,"DblClick")
>			endif
>		endif
>	endfor
>endfor
>

I need to do this without adding code to the grid, base or otherwise. The grid cannot know about the custom class.