Hi Alex,

As a user, I would be very annoyed by such grid behavior when just selected row jumps up or down from under the mouse. I can understand when it's done in a Find Record button or some other process triggered outside of the grid but not when user navigates the grid with mouse or keyboard.

Just my $.02

>In a navigation grid I am trying to keep the active row a few rows below the top. I also want a double click to change focus to page2 where editing occurs.
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>To accomplish it I initially did this:
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>1) In AfterRowColChange method I call a method that moves row to new position.
>2) In DoubleClick() focus changes to page2.
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>Unfortunately, when person double clicked, AfterRowColChange fires before DoubleClick. As a result, when the second click occurs a different row is under the mouse, and the wrong record comes for edit.
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>To solve the problem, I was advised to place a delay in This.Click() for _DBLCLICK seconds while checking INKEY(.01,'M'). If a new click came in that time, This.Doubleclick is called. If the delay elapses normal behavior resumes including AfterRowColChange.
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>Now the problem is if user quickly clicks on two rows, meaning to navigate, the call from the INKEY loop fires DoubleClick and incorrectly send form to page2. I tried checking This.ActiveRow, but it doesn't seem to change while you are within the Click event!
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>Any suggestions?
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>Thank you very much.
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>Alex