Hi All,

I just discovered something interesting that I thought I'd share.

A grid does not have an exposed lostfocus() method. It has one (turn on the event log when you move out of a grid, and you will see lostfocus() and deactivate() as logged methods of the grid), but it is either hidden or protected and not available to us.

But...

if you add a method called "lostfocus" to a sub-classed grid, the lostfocus() method is exposed and you can write code in it that is invoked when the grid loses focus.

Interesting....

Before I go crazy writing lostfocus() code, however, has anyone else used this trick and if so what are the problems, if any, that are going to bite me.

regards,