>>A couple of questions:
>>1. Why? (as others asked :-)
>>2. In a dropdown combo or dropdown list?
>>3. When the list is dropped open? or when it is closed?
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>>Depending on what you are trying to achieve, it might work better to implement a textbox over a dropdown. Making on or the other invisible depending, of course, on what the user is doing.
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>>>What is the best way of implementing a Click and a DblClick in a Combobox.
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>What I'm trying to do here is this.
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>All my Foreign Key columns are based on a Drop-down List (Style = 2).
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>When the user clicks (single) the List opens up as usual (that's fine)
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>When they right click its parent.parent.rightclick is called "this.parent.parent.rightclick()" which opens up a shortcut menu with the usual add/delete/navigation menu options etc. this happens only if that combo's parent is a column (i.e. it belongs to a grid)
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>What I want to do now is this. If they double click such a combo (i.e. it belongs to a grid) I want to open that Foreign Keys data entry form so that they can add/delete records in that table. Right now Ctrl+Ins in the keypress of the combo does the same thing but I want this to happen with the mouse (using a double click as it is the only remaining event).
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>I hope this makes a more clear.
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Actually it did make it clearer now, Sarosh. I even think you've got yourself a neat way of doing it. Still, I think it would require a particoularly advanced users to make it worth while, baring in mind those that run our apps today.

>Maybe I should rethink this interface.

That's always a good idea if you haven't done it yet. I'm not implying anything.

>Thank you all for your suggestions and ideas. I would surely like to hear a bit more on this from you all. (if possible)
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>Thanks again.
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>Sarosh

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