Jorge.
You can, but not without some effort and the bBrowser source code.
Basically, the bBrowser:DrawCaption() method is a clever piece of work
where Joachim physically draws the caption based on properties you have
set. The caption area for each column is represented by a bounding box
and an origin and standard class accesses can give you this info.
Therefor you could provide your own DrawCaption method and place a
different control exactly over the bounding box rectangle.
However, from there, the area where the caption is painted is 'live' for
events so placing a control there instead is no big deal.
What I would do though is not touch this method but on the instance, for
example, of a double click on the caption, create a runtime combo box at
exactly the same co-ordinates, closing it on selection or ESC.
Geoff
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> Hello
>
> Some languages have a grid whose headers
> have a combo box (style excel) to filter
> Information of the column, with options, for example,
>
> [All]
> [Custom]
> [Blanks]
> [Not Blanks] etc.
>
> Can I do this in VO, for example bBrowse?
>
> Greetings
> Jorge Accinelli
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