Is it possible to use RadGridView without edit mode? Or even just to reduce the number of actions it takes to perform an edit?
The current process to change a value in a bound object is:
1) Double click a cell. This causes the cell to enter edit mode.
2) Change the value.
3) Press Enter or click out of the grid to commit the change.
This is a lot of actions just to edit a value. I would much rather:
1) Click once in a cell.
2) Change the value (committing on each key stroke).
Is this possible? We would prefer an MVVM approach too, if at all possible.
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Hi Tim,
In order to get the cell in edit mode immediately after the user clicks in it, you can set the EditTriggers property to CellClick. This is discussed in the Updating an Entry topic. Can you please check it out?
As to updating the property value on each key stroke, you can utilize the TextBoxBehavior mechanism. I have prepared a sample application to demonstrate the approach for your convenience.
I hope it helps. If you need further assistance or have any concerns, feel free to update me.
Regards,
Stefan X1
Telerik by Progress
In order to get the cell in edit mode immediately after the user clicks in it, you can set the EditTriggers property to CellClick. This is discussed in the Updating an Entry topic. Can you please check it out?
As to updating the property value on each key stroke, you can utilize the TextBoxBehavior mechanism. I have prepared a sample application to demonstrate the approach for your convenience.
I hope it helps. If you need further assistance or have any concerns, feel free to update me.
Regards,
Stefan X1
Telerik by Progress
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