Hi,
you have inputValue and textbox properties in a non-public manner, and these two properties contain the value that I need.
Even using reflection I'm not able to reach those variables, is there any way to get this value?
Thanks,
Luis Pinho
you have inputValue and textbox properties in a non-public manner, and these two properties contain the value that I need.
Even using reflection I'm not able to reach those variables, is there any way to get this value?
Thanks,
Luis Pinho
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Hello Luis,
Would you explain us the scenario in which you need the input values of a RadNumericUpDown? Maybe this is a case that we have missed and one that will be also useful to other people. We can create a special property or event in order to get this information in case it's a working scenario in which there is no other alternative. Thank you for collaborating and we look forward to receiving your answer.
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Hristo Borisov
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Would you explain us the scenario in which you need the input values of a RadNumericUpDown? Maybe this is a case that we have missed and one that will be also useful to other people. We can create a special property or event in order to get this information in case it's a working scenario in which there is no other alternative. Thank you for collaborating and we look forward to receiving your answer.
Regards,
Hristo Borisov
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answered on 01 Oct 2009, 02:07 PM
Sure,
I'm using a RadNumericUpDown as an editor for a cell inside a RadGridView.
Unfortunately, the RadNumericUpDown "value changed" event is launched after the "cell edit end" event is launched, so, when the value is checked for the grid, it still contains the old value.
What I had made ("quick and dirty solution") was, on key up, I would get the current value and set the value to the cell, but this would not work because the value is not the value that I have written. I then noticed that the inputValue had the values that I've typed, but I couldn't get access to it, not even using reflection.
Note: These problems only occur when I write values "by hand" not using the up down arrows
Thanks,
Luis Pinho
I'm using a RadNumericUpDown as an editor for a cell inside a RadGridView.
Unfortunately, the RadNumericUpDown "value changed" event is launched after the "cell edit end" event is launched, so, when the value is checked for the grid, it still contains the old value.
What I had made ("quick and dirty solution") was, on key up, I would get the current value and set the value to the cell, but this would not work because the value is not the value that I have written. I then noticed that the inputValue had the values that I've typed, but I couldn't get access to it, not even using reflection.
Note: These problems only occur when I write values "by hand" not using the up down arrows
Thanks,
Luis Pinho
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Hi Luis,
Instead of using the key up even you can get the binding expression of the RadNumericUpDown and force it to update its source. In this way you will control how and when the value will be updated. Here is an example of how to achieve this using our controls. If you still experience problems, please get back to us. Thank you for contacting us.
All the best,
Hristo Borisov
the Telerik team
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Instead of using the key up even you can get the binding expression of the RadNumericUpDown and force it to update its source. In this way you will control how and when the value will be updated. Here is an example of how to achieve this using our controls. If you still experience problems, please get back to us. Thank you for contacting us.
All the best,
Hristo Borisov
the Telerik team
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