Trouble to check a toolbar control

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   Hello,

I have a search filter, which can be applied on a certain grid on the form. If I have the filter active (and therefore not every available record is shown in the grid), I want to document this somehow to the user, checking the filter button on the toolbar. Clicking the checked button should reset the filter, and display again every record in the grid. Clink the (now unchecked) filter button once more, it should again be possible to define a new filter.

It works almost as intended, but tests show me that when I activate the filter dialog with the keyboard shortcut instead of clicking the toolbar button, the "checked" property does not stick, and the button remains as if no filter was applied to the grid.

Debugging the CommandBars_Execute event handler, I see that both times (activating the filter with a click or pressing the shortcut), the same line eith Control.Checked = True is executed, but only when using the mouse it actually works.

What am I missing? Thank you...

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	Hello, I have a search filter, which can be applied on a certain grid on the form. If I have the filter active (and therefore not every available record is shown in the grid), I want to document this somehow to the user, checking the filter button on the toolbar. Clicking the checked button should reset the filter, and display again every record in the grid. Clink the (now unchecked) filter button once more, it should again be possible to define a new filter. It works almost as intended, but tests show me that when I activate the filter dialog with the keyboard shortcut instead of clicking the toolbar button, the "checked" property does not stick, and the button remains as if no filter was applied to the grid. Debugging the CommandBars_Execute event handler, I see that both times (activating the filter with a click or pressing the shortcut), the same line eith Control.Checked = True is executed, but only when using the mouse it actually works. What am I missing? Thank you...