>>Could my problem be that I'm trying to use a combonation of forms and grids that were not meant to work together? (shows how much I know) I'm using a MaterialInputForm with a cListOneToManyObj grid on page one and a cListObjEdit grid on page two. On the edit click I'm setting my "this.parent.cEditForm" to the EditForm. The editform is a cListObjEditForm. I'm I all missed up with this combonation or should it work?>
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>One thing to check is whether you've dropped an instance of CGridList directly on the form rather than dropping it in a container. Check out the section in the Developer's Guide "Dropping CGridList on a Form".
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>Also, make sure focus is not on the grid when you check the LockScreen property. The GridList class toggles LockScreen in order to produce the full-width highlight bar. You can also try setting the grid's lSetHighlightBar property to .F. to help narrow down the problem.
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>Regards,

Wait a minute, I'm realy confused, in my message I never said I had a cGridList on my form. I have a cListOneToManyObj on page one and a cListObjEdit on page two. So I guess the answer is no, I don't have a cGridList directly on the form.

As far as the LockScreen checking that I am doing I have one on page 1 activate before the dodefault() and one on page 2 activate before the dodefault() both tell me that the lockscree is false when I change into and out of the pages.

Ed