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Database Forum / FoxPro / Grids / June 2005

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How to use grid controls17 Jun 2005 16:56 GMT1
I've tried to browse the example "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual FoxPro
8\Samples\Solution\Controls\Grid\1_many.sct" and made my own form with the
exact controls from scratch using the same dbf files (deleted the
databaseconnection, they're all free tables now) and grid ...
How to use the grid control15 Jun 2005 14:56 GMT1
I have two free tables namely customers, and orders, using the data session
window I've set a relation between the two tables using the cnum field of
customers table. Now my problem is - how can i show in my grid control the
orders made by one customer.
grid after alteration of table02 Jun 2005 22:49 GMT3
I'm quite new to foxpro (9), so I hope that it's an easy question for
you. I added a grid with an table as RecordSource. Because the
specifications of the program changed, I had to alter the table (I
added two Columns). After doing this, I ran my program again, but it
grids and combo boxes01 Jun 2005 02:19 GMT1
I'm having some trouble with combo boxes in a grid, so I have a few
questions. First of all, how do  you reference a row number? I have two combo
boxes in a grid, and the contents of the second one depend on what is
selected in the first one. I want to run some code that goes ...
 
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