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Привет Ffpereverzeff,
Пожалуйста, найдите прикрепленную программу чата, которую я написал несколько лет назад.
Он не пытается делать ничего, кроме обмена сообщениями чата (сохраняет их, если получатель не в сети), поэтому это ОЧЕНЬ просто, но это то, что требовалось в то время.
Чтобы проверить это, просто войдите в систему несколько раз как разные пользователи (все пароли «123»). Используйте «Admin» для настройки новых пользователей.
Возможно, это дает вам некоторые идеи.
Derek
(с гугл переводчиком)

Hi Domebil,
Does doing it like this help you?  (see attached).
Derek.

Hi Sonixax,
On Point 4, as Dmitry says, it's not possible to use 'tab' to move from one field to another.
However, if you tick 'goarrowkeyexitediting' (see attached screenshot), you can use the arrow keys to move from one input column to another.
This also works when you are editing cells in the grid, so you can go up, down, left and right; so it's probably more flexible than 'tab'.
Regards,
Derek.

Hello,
Is this the sort of thing you want? (please see attached).
In this example, you search by (partial) name to retrieve a sub-set of rows, then pick a date and update the selected rows. 
If you want to update all rows, just leave the name search field blank.
Regards,
Derek.

Hi,
If I understand your question, perhaps you could use a calculated field (please see attached example).
Regards,
Derek.

Hi,
See the attached screenshot.  Set the combobox 'filter' property as shown and also make sure that the 'sort' property is 'false', otherwise this will override the 'filter' property.
But I'm not sure if this is what you mean by 'without hard coding'.
Derek.

Hi EHW,
Well, don't I feel a fool - LOL!
I could swear I'd tried that first of all with no success before going on to try various cell enabling combinations (none of which worked).  I'll put it down to a 'senior moment'.......
Thanks for the help.
Derek.

Hi,
A few different ways depending on exactly what you want to do, but you could try it like this.
Derek.

Hi Kees,
Try putting this code in the final section of your script
begin
  form1.tablegrid1.dbpopupmenu.items[0].Enabled := false;   //** where items[0] is the 1st item in the popup list, items[1] is the 2nd item etc etc
end.
If you prefer not to see 'Show Record' grayed out, you can make it invisible like this -
begin
  form1.tablegrid1.dbpopupmenu.items.items[0].Visible := false;
end.
Another way of doing it is to find the text of the item you're trying to disable rather than by using items[0]
begin
  form1.tablegrid1.dbpopupmenu.Items.find('Show Record').enabled := false;
end.   
Please see attached.
Derek.

Hi,
Perhaps try it like the attached - it seemed the simplest, but I'm sure there are other ways too.
I added a new form just so you can check that the inserts into the 'stdfee' table are working correctly.
Regards,
Derek.
(also just added a check to stop rows being inserted into stdfee table if either 'fee' or 'class' not selected)

Hello Dynapta,
Please see the attached screenshot.
To sort on multiple fields, select 'Order By' from the 'Sort' drop down box and then enter the tablename.fieldname that you want to sort on (separated by commas). 
'Ascending' is assumed, if you want to change the order, enter 'desc' after the relevant fieldname.
Regards,
Derek.

You have changed the name of the procedure in the script to 'registrationpanel' but you haven't changed the name of the edit field to match this (and it should be 'form1.registrationpanel).
I would strongly advise leaving the names of objects (and the generated names of procedures associated with those objects) as the defaults to avoid these sorts of problems.
I have corrected and simplified what you're trying to do (please see the attachment).
Derek.