DUH never mind.

Can you say WriteMethod?

Jeff

>I'm beginning to feel really dumb here. Let prove it by explaining a little more
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>I've got this Grid class I call memgrid. This memgrid will allow the user to resize and move coloumn around and remember where and size the next time the program is run. If this grid has a recordtype 4 (SQL statement) I have in place a way for them to double click the header and this refreshes the grid orderby that coloum.
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>What I currently do is code each double click of the header after I run my builder on it. I wanted to have the builder add this code to the double click of each column if the recordsource type was 4. It currently works but only untill I close the form that has had the header added from the builder. If I open the form up in dev mode it says it can't find myheader. I understand that, I've not added it to the project, I have never worked with programic classes before. Everything up till now I've done with the Visual Class builder. The header is not a Visual Object.
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>So please---after you've quit laughing---can you show me the way to have my memgrid stay a visual class and have my builder change the header double click if the recordsource is type 4.
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>I can't figure out how to add this define class prg into my memgrid class. I would like to have the memgrid be able to be dropped on the form, fill in the recordsource, and have the builder take care of the rest.
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>Can it be done.
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>Jeff
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>>Jeff,
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>>After you have DEFINEd the class in the Grid.Init() you can RemoveObject the default header and AddObject() your header class. You might want to save/copy the properties like Caption, FontName etc from the from the original to the new header. You can even make that code part of the header subclass Init
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>>>How do I create a Grid Header Class?