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Serrin
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answered on 05 Dec 2008, 09:39 PM
Hey Carlos,
Hmm, well the first thing I always check when I get something like that is to see if my datasource is set to handle update, edit, delete, etc... But beyond something simple like that, are you use the automatically generated delete button or did you make your own? Either way, would you be able to post your RadGrid code so we can try to troubleshoot what might be going wrong?
Hmm, well the first thing I always check when I get something like that is to see if my datasource is set to handle update, edit, delete, etc... But beyond something simple like that, are you use the automatically generated delete button or did you make your own? Either way, would you be able to post your RadGrid code so we can try to troubleshoot what might be going wrong?
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Shinu
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answered on 08 Dec 2008, 04:33 AM
Hi Carlos,
You can also refer the following help articles to get more details about deleting records in RadGrid.
Deleting records
Automatic DataSource operations
Insert/Update/Delete at database level with queries
Client-side delete
Shinu
You can also refer the following help articles to get more details about deleting records in RadGrid.
Deleting records
Automatic DataSource operations
Insert/Update/Delete at database level with queries
Client-side delete
Shinu