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Emanuel Varga
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answered on 17 Oct 2010, 03:22 PM
Hello Dror,
There is no event that fires from inside the Grid when the contents of the DataSource changes, but if you have INotifyPropertyChanged objects and using a BindingList or a BindingSource, you can always register to the ListChanged event of that collection and get the notifications from there.
I'm guessing you know what happens when you are using an editor, but if you don't then you can use the following:
- ValueChanged event is fires when the active editor changes its value.
- CellValueChanged event instead fires after closing the editor and persisting the value in the data layer.
There is one exception, the ValueChanged event fires when there is no active editor and the cell value (not the underlying data bound value) is changed programmaticaly. Find more information regarding editor related events in the online help.
Hope this helps, if you have any other questions or comments, please let me know,
Best Regards,
Emanuel Varga
There is no event that fires from inside the Grid when the contents of the DataSource changes, but if you have INotifyPropertyChanged objects and using a BindingList or a BindingSource, you can always register to the ListChanged event of that collection and get the notifications from there.
I'm guessing you know what happens when you are using an editor, but if you don't then you can use the following:
- ValueChanged event is fires when the active editor changes its value.
- CellValueChanged event instead fires after closing the editor and persisting the value in the data layer.
There is one exception, the ValueChanged event fires when there is no active editor and the cell value (not the underlying data bound value) is changed programmaticaly. Find more information regarding editor related events in the online help.
Hope this helps, if you have any other questions or comments, please let me know,
Best Regards,
Emanuel Varga