David,

I don't like the idea of deleting a record that is not highlighted, so the deletebutton is not enabled unless there is a lit row. Also, set deleted is off, therefore visible until saved, and deleted records are in different color. I purposely choose not to to use the delete-mark.

I know it's designed that way, that's exactly what I'm bitching about <g>

I mean, what's the point of the grid having the focus? Please correct me if I'm wrong, but if one's moving around in it or editing, it's always a cell that, i.e. a textbox, checkbox or whatever, that has the focus, right?

Anyway, I finally got it to work.

* Grid.AfterRowColChange
THIS.nActiveRow = THIS.ACTIVEROW

* DeleteButton.Click
THIS.PARENT._grid1.SETFOCUS     

* Quite weird behaviour here
* No code in SetFocus, so why does Pageframe.Page2.Activate fire?

IF THIS.PARENT._grid1.nActiveRow <> 0
   SELECT SoSInvoice
   DELETE
   THIS.PARENT._grid1.REFRESH
ENDIF

Thank's for your help, all of you.

BR

Peter


>Peter,
>
>Why don't you simply delete the record?
>
>

>delete in TheAlias
>skip 1 && move record pointer, and you'll want to add eof()/bof() testing as required
>this.parent.Refresh()
>

>
>>Why the grid has to have the focus in order to determine the activerow is quite beyond me, but that's another matter.
>
>That's the way it's designed, ActiveRow only has a value while the grid is the active control (ie has focus).