Yeah, it's a nasty little critter alright. Too bad we can't get this stuff fixed...

>Hi Menachem,
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>It's definitely a bug. It gets even more interesting when there're more records in the cursor. As long as you click on a record that is below the current one, the Click() fires. If you click on a record that is above the current one, the Click() doesn't fire.
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>>Just thought I would share this little buglet I found in the VFP grid.
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>>Here's what you do to recreate it:
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>>Create a form. Put the following code in the LOAD:
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CREATE CURSOR _cTest (cTest C(20), cTest2 C(20))
>>APPEND BLANK
>>APPEND BLANK
>>LOCATE

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>>Drop a grid on the form. Set the grid to two columns and set the recordsource to _cTest. Drop an image control in the second column, set it as the current control in the column and set sparse to .F. Put the following code in the Click method of the image control:
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WAIT WINDOW "In CLICK()"

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>>Run the form. Click on the image on the FIRST record. The first click selects the row and column. The second click (click slowly, these are single clicks) fires the CLICK() method. So far so good.
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>>Click on the SECOND record image. Once again, the first click selects the cell and the second click fires the Click() method.
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>>Now, click on the image in the FIRST record. First click selects the row. Second click does nothing. Third click does nothing (etc etc etc). Click on the FIRST column on the first record, then click back on the image on the FIRST row. First click selects and second click fires the click()
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>>WORK AROUND: Put the code for the image.click() into the mousedown() instead...
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