Subject Re: Column Sequence in Grid From Peter Hegelbach <peter@hegelbach.com> Date Tue, 20 Sep 2022 23:00:21 +0200 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Attachment(s) Sampe FilterGrid.zip, Screenshot Gridsetup.png, Screenshot Gridset.png Hi Daniel A short explanation first: for any user, client and grid a save the settings in a database (in my case ms sql). Also all fields must be registered with name, type and so on. User 0 ist the presetting. >> how do you handle the "filter bar", if the grid is wider then >> the window (horizontal scrolling)? I don't do much. If the grid is longer, part of it is not shown. >> How do you change the columns "on the fly" without reopening the >> form? Do you create a new grid? Yes. I delete the old grid an build a new one. See function PH_FilterGrid::myinit(iUserFID, iClientFID) In the ZIP-File is hopefully all, what you need to analyze. Otherwise aks. Peter Am 20.09.2022 um 14:20 schrieb Daniel Georgi: > Am 19.09.2022 um 22:22 schrieb Peter Hegelbach: >> Do you mean something like this (in the video)? >> >> Once I had a project called filterGrid, which was able to select >> columns, change order and save seperately for every user. Lot of code, >> so first only a video: >> >> https://vimeo.com/751392896/6ce7bd5c1b >> >> Peter >> >> >> Am 16.09.2022 um 18:25 schrieb Milind Nighojkar: >>> Is there any way to change the column sequence in a grid (not by drag >>> and drop menthod.) thru code before opening  a form. >>> >>> Example : Say column 3 is date filed and should me moved to column 5 >>> and column 5 to col 3. >>> >>> Regards >>> >>> Milind Nighojkar >> > > Hello Peter, > > how do you handle the "filter bar", if the grid is wider then the window > (horizontal scrolling)? > > How do you change the columns "on the fly" without reopening the form? > Do you create a new grid? > > Thanks > Daniel >