Dani
Thank you for looking into this.
I've tried this on a couple different systems to ensure it wasn't something just on my laptop. So far I've tested it with the same result on:
Windows 7 Enterprise
Windows 7 Professional, SP1
Yes, I ran the sample exactly as the ZIP file that I mentioned with one exception. The following line:
JBGrid1.CellEditor.JBComboBox.Style = jbDropdownList
which is in JBGrid1_BeforeCellEdit (In your sample program) Doesn't like the Style and says "Function or variable not defined. So I commented that line out.
I updated the framework based on your post here:
How to Get The Latest Jabaco Framework?
I have Rev 127 dated 12/8/13 from
https://code.google.com/p/jbaindi/downlo…27.zip&can=2&q=
** To "update" all I did was to unzip this file and overwrite what I have installed. So the jabaco.jar, jabaco.xml and lang directory. If that isn't what I need to do to update the latest framework, could you please point me to how I do that??
Here is a video so you can see what I am seeing:
http://youtu.be/5GArFg_7CRA
1. First, I show the one line I had to comment out from your sample code.
2. Then, I run the code and you see the JBGrid control populated
3. Then, I click on the column and the comboBox shows in the cell.
4. I then click on the cell again, with out changing the value.
5. Look at the width of the columns....then I click on another cell and you see that the column width changes. This is most notable by seeing the gap between the last column and the scroll bar.
Hope that helps