Thanks for your suggestion Jose,

The problem is more than the lack of scrollbar. The click events in the headers and text boxes don't work either.

I have a 'work around' by setting focus to the second page and then using keyboard {'rightarrow}' to get to the third page. Everything works fine in the grid. I haven't found the real problem, but this works.

Thanks again,

Paul



>>Hi gang,
>>
>>I have a 3 page pageframe, 1- search parameters and button to start query, 2 - data entry, 3-grid to see all records in the view.
>>
>>If there is more than one record in the query result, I set focus to page 3 of the pageframe after the query. The grid does not show the scroll bar. If I go to page 1 or 2 and then back to 3 the scroll bar shows up.
>>
>>Any ideas??? Thanks.
>>
>>Paul de Niverville
>
>Paul,
>
>I placed the following code in the Refresh() of my cgrid class. It was proposed here by Cetin a while ago.
>
>José
>------------------------------------------------------------------
>*-- CHANGE - JCM - September 17, 1998 - 17:21:10
>*-- the scrollbars do not always paint well when there are fewer records
>*-- than allowed by the total size of the grid.
>*-- Then I decided to force Scrollbars only when there are enough records
>
>*-- ScrollBars settings:
>*-- 3 = both
>*-- 2 = vertical
>*-- 1 = horizontal
>*-- 0 = none
>
>LOCAL lnRec
>
>WITH this
> lnRecs = RECCOUNT(.RecordSource)
> IF .height > lnRecs*.RowHeight + .HeaderHeight
> .ScrollBars = IIF (.ScrollBars > 1, .ScrollBars - 2, .ScrollBars)
> ELSE
> .ScrollBars = IIF (.ScrollBars < 2, .ScrollBars + 2, .ScrollBars)
> ENDIF
>ENDWITH