Hi Cetin,

That would not work in a class if I instantiate the form I mean the SYS(1271), since the form does not exist.

I thought maybe to pass an expression unique to each grid call, and use that with the UserID and SYS(1272,This) that really will provide a unique ID per each grid call. I am trying to figure out that. You may have 3 buttons calling each grid in the same form and for each one of them you need to produce a unique id. I thought maybe to sum up all columns width + the RecordSource+ Something<s>.

Regards,

Doron


>Doron,
>Maybe I didn't understand your question. A grid could query :
>thisform.UserID+" "+SYS(1271,This)+" "+UPPER(SYS(1272,This))
>too in its init or in any method. ie: It could do this in its own init :
>
>if thisform.UserId = ''
> return .t.
>endif
>this.Id = thisform.UserID+" "+SYS(1271,This)+" "+UPPER(SYS(1272,This))
>
>*Form.init
>*...
>thisform....mygrid.init()
>
>Cetin
>
>>Hi Cetin,
>>
>>The class is there already so why would I save it as class. I need pass some unique id into this class as explaned below.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Doron
>>
>>>>Hi All,
>>>>
>>>>What kind of expression would you pass into each grid as a unique ID. Like you can have 5 users using the same grid via the same button named Income or 5 users are using the same button named company all in the same form. Each call has its own grid saving. If the grid could be saved as a class then it has the same form and same grid name all the time.
>>>>
>>>>If it is a form I can use like:
>>>>UserID+" "+SYS(1271,ThisForm)+" "+UPPER(SYS(1272,This.grdPickList))
>>>>
>>>>But that does not work for a class.
>>>>
>>>>Any idea is appreciated.
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>
>>>>Doron
>>>
>>>Doron,
>>>A grid could be saved as a class (mygrid.saveasclass()). You could save it to UserId.VCX.
>>>Cetin