Hello Everyone,
Is it possible to save the state of the browse, where the selected row is fourth from top so when the browse is restored, the selected row stills shows fourth and not at the top of the browse?
For Example:
row one
row two
row three
row four <- Selected Row
row five
row six
etc.
After Restore, it shows thus:
row four <- Selected Row
row five
row six
row seven
row eight
row nine
etc.
Any Ideas?
TIA,
David
cSave := oBrw:SaveState( { "KeyNo", "nRowSel" } )
later
oBrw:RestoreState( cSave )
Once again, thank you Rao. So simple 
Are there any notes available on xBrowse apart from those in the prg?
David
Hello,
I can´t find the information about SaveState.
I would like to save the selected cols by the user by drag and drop, also the cols that the user hided by right click.
Thank you!!!.
elvira wrote:Hello,
I can´t find the information about SaveState.
I would like to save the selected cols by the user by drag and drop, also the cols that the user hided by right click.
Thank you!!!.
Hello,
How?.
Where is it located?.
If I have several browses, how can I distingish each one?.
Thank you;))
Elvira,
It is saved to a static variable. If you exit the application, I presume you can save it to an ini.
David
Hello,
Thank you.
Mr. Nages, could you please add to this feature to save the status of AUTOSORT feature?
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I had already done what all could be done from our side.
Programmer can decide what DATAs are to be saved in addition to the default DATAs.
cState := oBrw:SaveState( <ArrayofAdditionalDataNames> )
example
cState := oBrw:SaveState( { "lAutoSort" } )
Mr. Nages,
Thank.
But if its posible to know in wich column did the user clicked on the autosort?.
I.e, name, ascending.
Kind regards,
At what stage do you want to know? and the purpose?
Mr. Nages,
I use ADO and autosort. I can sort by every column and select asc/desc order.
That´s fantastic feature!!.
I want to sabe wich was the last column select for order and if it was asc or desc order.
It wold be very interesting for future releases 
Last sorted column's data cOrder is 'A' if ascending and 'D' if descending. For all other columns cOrder is empty.
You can find it by Scanning aCols.
