>>>Is it possible for an object to have the focus and not be the ActiveControl? I can see the focus box on a button, but I have a timer that displays a different ActiveControl. I have a situation where it is taking two clicks to get a page tab to change. I've been playing around with the NoDefault, but it hasn't seemed to make a difference. Thanks!
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>>>Regards, Renoir
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>>I think not. However this could be :
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>>thisform.somecontrol.setfocus
>>*Fast code - here somecontrol seems to be activecontrol
>>this.setfocus && This is what you see as having focus
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>>Cetin
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>Cetin,
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>Actually, it seems that there is a focus box in the grid cell AND on the command button below it. The ActiveControl is the grid. Below is why I asked the question in the first place.
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>Three pages on pageframe where:
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>Page2: contains Grid and Button1
>Page3: contains Button2
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>This is the behavior as it relates to my question:
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>1. Click on Page2 tab and Page2 becomes active; focus is on Grid
>2. Click on Button1 and Page3 becomes active; focus is on Page3
>3. Click on Button2 and Page2 becomes active; focus is on Grid
>4. Click on Page1 tab and Page2 remains active; focus is on both Grid and Button1
>5. Click on Page1 tab again and Page1 becomes active; focus goes to Page1
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>Only number 4 above is not behaving as I expect it. It takes two clicks on the Page1 tab to actually get Page1 to activate. I simplified this and I know it's difficult at best to follow this type of stuff when you don't have the code, but do you have any ideas? Thanks!
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>Renoir

Renoir,
First thing that comes to mind is a lockscreen.
Cetin