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[yolodrew]

Hello, I think this is a simple question and I apologize if it has already been covered, but I've searched the forums and I'm stumped. Here is my dilemma, I've created a table dialog element using the following syntax:

DIALOG ADD,TABLE,LIST1,160,26,753,393,Tractlot[75]|Owner[170]|Address[60]|Lotparcel[110]|Home Phone[87]|Work Phone[87]|Tenant[140],,CLICK,COLUMNSORT,style1

And I'm trying to catch any click events with the following:

:list1click
%%ITEM = @item(list1)
if @not(@null(%%ITEM))
info %%ITEM
END

This works well if you click on the first column in the table, in this case "Tractlot", if you click on any other column the click event (%%ITEM) is null, is there any way I can extract the data in the first column in a row that is clicked on to populate the click event, regardless of which column you click on in a single row?

I am using @tab() to populate the table list. eg. :
LIST ADD,list1,%%TRACTLOT@tab()%%OWNERNAME@tab()%%ADDRESS@tab()%%LOTPARCEL@tab()%%HOMEPHONE@tab()%%WORKPHONE@tab()%%TENANT

Any guidance is very much appreciated.

Thank you.

[vdsalchemist]

yolodrew,
Unfortunately this is not a grid element. This is actually a Windows Listview control. If you need a grid type of control take a look at vdsobj.dll

[DaveR]

yolodrew,

Remove the style from the table add line.

EDIT, hmm scratch that. Your code works ok for me, with or without a style.

[yolodrew]

Thank you for the replies, l will take a look at vdsobj.dll

Thanks,

Andrew

[vdsalchemist]

[Claz]

The issue sounds familiar. I found the solution from a demo from CodeScript, which you can find here:

http://www.vdsworld.com/download.php?id=341&sid=1f1deced1817b9e3df6706f73fad2d19

I have been using this solution many times and it still works great.

Regards

[yolodrew]

Claz, thank you, I particularly like the full row select!

Adnrew