>>>Hi everybody,
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>>>I'm working on a form, which uses three related view:
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>>>CustomerInfo
>>> RegionsInfo
>>> TownsInfo
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>>>I already created all controls for CustomerInfo and RegionsInfo (not that much information here) and now I have to choose, what should I put for Towns info.
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>>>User should be able to select towns for the specific region. When form activates, I want to see towns for the 1st region for this customer (if this is not a new record).
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>>>I'm thinking about multiselect grid by Cetin Basoz, which I need to program a little to save and restore selections.
>>>
>>>What would you suggest?
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>>You know I would say upgrade to MoverListXX < bg > but even registered users should wait for download till min(next month , current project ends) < s >
>>If your towns per region are little you can go with a slow control like listbox, MoverList.
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> Nick has a sample of Movers two, which I haven't studied too close yet. I just noticed, that in this sample it doesn't allow to move multiple records, though he suggested a workaround.
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>>Your version of Multiselect grid is not suitable for this kind of things as far as I remember its code (apart from some keypress handlings that you already fixed).
>>Cetin
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>Why not? With little adjustments it would save and restore, no problem. I even already created a quite compilcated class based on this multiselect grid class with ability to save and restore configuration. For this particular application, I'm working right now, this class is overkill.
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>I just don't know, what would be easier for the user: multiselect grid or Mover class.
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>Oops, I just remembered, that Nick's sample is based on listboxes, not grid.
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>There are 368 towns for MA, so I don't think, simple mover would work.
Might work,
I was working with moverlists with over 10K recs at times and realized how could a listbox be slow (just thought computer hung). With MoverListXX worst case is taking 1-2secs (I mean recreation-reloading etc:) And chicks oh dynamic effects for free:)
Cetin
