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Deleting Item in Legacy Grid View always brings the cursor focus back to the top
Posted: 14 Jun 07 6:29 PM
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I have a legacy grid with items that can go into hundreds. When a user deletes one of the items in the list, after the deletion, the cursor focuses back on to the top of the list, its original position when the grid was loaded. This is a real nuisance if someone is deleting multiple items.
Anyway to:
1) delete multiple items, by holding down the CTRL button, is this even possible in SLX
2) keep the focus of the cursor to one item above or below the deleted item
Any clues? Thanks for your help. |
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Re: Deleting Item in Legacy Grid View always brings the cursor focus back to the top
Posted: 15 Jun 07 12:07 PM
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Legacy is going the way of the dodo and was a rather closed system.
1) Using multiselect = true on current grids, I believe this is possible with no coding whatsoever. If not, it's trivial to include it.
2) I believe this is done out of the box as well, even during grid refreshes. New grids have the .selection property and even if it doesn't quite behave the way you want, you can force it too easily.
While Legacy controls behaved rather nicely for their time, and some of the new functionality isn't quite there, making the jump to VBScript was the best thing I ever did. I can't stand the thought of Legacy now and I almost didn't post this response because I loathe it that much. |
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