>Using BindEvent() to bind your header's click event is a piece of cake. Here's what you need to do. In your grid class's Init:
>
>FOR EACH oColumn IN This.Columns
> FOR EACH oHeader IN oColumn.Controls
> IF UPPER(oHeader.BaseClass) = "HEADER"
> BINDEVENT(oHeader,"Click",This,"HeaderClick")
> ENDIF
> ENDFOR
>ENDFOR
>
>Then you create a method in your grid class called HeaderClick that runs the code you need. If you need to access any properties of the header that caused the click to be fired from within the HeaderClick method, you use the AEVENTS method:
>
>AEVENTS[aCurEvent,0]
>loCalledBy = aCurEvent[1]
>
>loCalledBy then has an object reference to the header that the user clicked.
Thank you very much for the code. I hope the customer approves converting this app to VFP 8, it would help me learn a lot of new things, BindEvent() being one of them.
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