Row Cursor In Grid Does Not Move If Record Moved From Second Form

[Frederick]

I have a TUniDBGrid that displays five records. The record is first positioned at ID 1. When I click a second form and press the Next button twice in a TUniDBNavigator to position to ID 3, the grid reflects the new position.

However, the indicator at the original ID 1 remains. If you press the down arrow key while in the grid to attempt to position the record to ID 4, the record indicator goes to ID 2 instead.

How can this problem be resolved?

P.S.   It doesn't matter which database I use. The same problem occurs in SQLite and PostgreSQL.

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Frederick
(UniGUI Complete - Professional Edition 1.90.0.1505)
 

[Hayri ASLAN]

Hi,

Please create a test case to work on it

[Frederick]

Please find attached.

SModal.7z

[Sherzod]

I opened a ticket in support portal.

[Frederick]

Ok, thanks.

[Frederick]

On 7/19/2019 at 2:09 PM, Sherzod said:

I opened a ticket in support portal.

I see that version 1.90.0.1508 still does not solve this problem.

Do you have a workaround I can use while you work on a permanent solution?

BTW, how does one view submitted tickets and their statuses in the support portal?

[Sherzod]

36 minutes ago, Frederick said:

Do you have a workaround I can use while you work on a permanent solution?

Hi,

Can you try this workaround?

procedure TMainForm.CloseMyForm2(Sender : TComponent; AResult : Integer);
begin
   // UniEdit1.Setfocus;
   //grdGrid.JSInterface.JSCallDefer('focus', [False], 100);
   
   with grdGrid do
   begin
     JSInterface.JSCall('getNavigationModel().setPosition', [CurrRow, CurrCol]);
   end;
end;

 

[Frederick]

1 hour ago, Sherzod said:

Hi,

Can you try this workaround?

procedure TMainForm.CloseMyForm2(Sender : TComponent; AResult : Integer);
begin
   // UniEdit1.Setfocus;
   //grdGrid.JSInterface.JSCallDefer('focus', [False], 100);
   
   with grdGrid do
   begin
     JSInterface.JSCall('getNavigationModel().setPosition', [CurrRow, CurrCol]);
   end;
end;

 

Thank you. This code solves the issue.