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Mike Fechner
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On which version of the WinKit are you? A lot of what you ask for may be very specific to your WinKit implementation. So it might be better if we look into that together online. You will first have to receive the reference to the UltraGrid (RenderedBrowseControl) instance of the Browse and then remove it from it's container. DEFINE VARIABLE oGrid AS Consultingwerk.WindowIntegrationKit.Controls.WinKitControls:FromBrowseHandle (BROWSE {&BROWSE-NAME}:HANLDE) /* or whatever is your browse handle */ . oGrid
arent:Controls:Remove (oGrid) . DELETE OBJECT oGrid. Then you'll have to create a new Grid, pretty much the same way as in your specific implementation the first grid was created: help.consultingwerkcloud.com/.../Consultingwerk.WindowIntegrationKit.Controls.RenderedBrowseControl.html and help.consultingwerkcloud.com/.../Consultingwerk.WindowIntegrationKit.Controls.RenderedBrowseContext.html may help. For a better suggestion, I'd need to see your code.
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arent:Controls:Remove (oGrid) . DELETE OBJECT oGrid. Then you'll have to create a new Grid, pretty much the same way as in your specific implementation the first grid was created: help.consultingwerkcloud.com/.../Consultingwerk.WindowIntegrationKit.Controls.RenderedBrowseControl.html and help.consultingwerkcloud.com/.../Consultingwerk.WindowIntegrationKit.Controls.RenderedBrowseContext.html may help. For a better suggestion, I'd need to see your code.Continue reading...