I have a tabstrip with a MultiPage control.
On the first PageView I have an editor control with some text boxes and a couple of image buttons.
On the second PageView I have a couple of GridControls.
On the first grid I use the add new record command item. Only one column is editable.
When I hit the enter key after adding the data in the text box. The image button click event for the first image button on the first page view is called. The sender object is the image button but it is not visible when the enter key is hit. If the check image is clicked the item is added normally.
Since the ImageClickEventArgs x y coordinates are always zero when the event is erroniously called, I have a work around, but it is not apparent what would be causing this problem.
On the first PageView I have an editor control with some text boxes and a couple of image buttons.
On the second PageView I have a couple of GridControls.
On the first grid I use the add new record command item. Only one column is editable.
When I hit the enter key after adding the data in the text box. The image button click event for the first image button on the first page view is called. The sender object is the image button but it is not visible when the enter key is hit. If the check image is clicked the item is added normally.
Since the ImageClickEventArgs x y coordinates are always zero when the event is erroniously called, I have a work around, but it is not apparent what would be causing this problem.
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Hello Rick,
Based on the supplied information, the button should be visible.
However, based on the description, it is hard to pinpoint the cause of the issue. If this persists, open a formal support ticket, and send us the problematic code, for additional review.
All the best,
Yavor
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Based on the supplied information, the button should be visible.
However, based on the description, it is hard to pinpoint the cause of the issue. If this persists, open a formal support ticket, and send us the problematic code, for additional review.
All the best,
Yavor
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer, the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.