Hello,
I have created a grid to handle entering data. On some cells in the gird I have Ultra Combos as Editor Components and those Combo's have Editor =Buttons for creating "new" objects that are listed in the combo. In my code I have listed locations of inventory items in a gird of inventory items. The grid is created dynamically and I have written a handler for the Editor Button click event.
In this click event, I handle creation of a new location by opening a location form, allowing the user to enter data about the new location. When this form closes, I need to not only update the current combo box with the new data (I have this taken care of) but I also need to update a combo for a different cell for the Areas in the building.
While i am in the Button Click Event, how do I get the cell that houses the location combo so that I can also update the combo in another cell? Since the grid is created dynamically, I do not have access to a grid object on the form directly (primarily because it is buried in two tab controls) . Once I have the cell I can get to the other cell and its editor component to update it.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
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Found my answer. Use the Context property of the button. This returns the cell that the combo is in.