> * First attempt using delete
> * This.Parent.Parent.Page2.cMoneyListObj.CListObj1.delete()

Are you using your own business object to populate the grid, or the built in one that comes with cListObjEdit?

Either way, you need to call the BizObj's delete method. Looks like you were calling one of the components of the grid. How about:

This.Parent.Parent.Page2.cMoneyListObj.oBizObj.Delete()
This.Parent.Parent.Page2.cMoneyListObj.cListObj1.grdList.Refresh()

Deleting records of a view of a dataenvironment of a business object should go through the business object (then all the rules can be enforced). And then refresh the grid.

If you peek inside Kevin's code for the cListObjEdit's Delete button's Click method, you see that he makes a backup copy of the Form's Primary BizObj, puts the grid's bizobj up there, and then call ThisForm.Delete().
Why? What does ThisForm.Delete() do that BizObj.Delete() doesn't do?
Here's the code:

IF llFormIsPresent

        This.Parent.PreDeleteHook()
       	loTempObject = ThisForm.oBizObj
       	ThisForm.oBizObj = This.Parent.oBizObj
       	lnRetVal = ThisForm.Delete()
	ThisForm.oBizObj = loTempObject
	IF lnRetVal = FILE_OK
		This.Parent.CListObj1.grdList.Refresh()
		This.Parent.CListObj1.grdList.SetFocus()
	ENDIF

	THISFORM.WaitMode(.F.)
	ThisForm.LockScreen = .F.

	This.Parent.PostDeleteHook()

ENDIF