>>>It actually goes down to the original VFP listbox object. Put a listbox on a form and put a wait window
>>>in the click event. If you click on the highlighted object, the click event will fire twice.
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>>This is at least weird. I never met this problem and never heard/read about something like that. I just retested now and I have just one click, as it's supposed to be.
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>>Are you sure your mouse works fine? Do you have 2 clicks for other objects too (or is just for the List control)?
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>For the record, I assume Craig is using Version 5. I'm still stuck with 3.0b, but I created a blank form and added 1 list box object. In the init of the form I declared a public variable 'pnClicks' and set it to 0.
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>In the listbox click event, I put the following code:
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>*******************
>pnClicks = pnClicks + 1
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>WAIT WINDOW 'Clicks: ' + ALLTRIM(STR(pnClicks)) NOWAIT
>*******************
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>The listbox is set to an array which I fill manually in the form's init event for simplicity. The first time I click on an item in the listbox, I get a window that says 'Clicks: 1'.
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>Every time I click on the already hilighted item in the list box after that, the wait window count goes up by 2.
>ie - Clicks: 3, Clicks: 5 etc.
>
>So, whatever Craig is seeing, I'm seeing too.
>
>Alan

You're right and I have the same behavior in VFP3. But in VFP5 this have changed and you don't have only one click in this situation. I just wonder how come I never noticed it in VFP3! :)

Vlad