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Hello,
You can check the Scroll to a particular row or column help article for a reference. If you want to have your code-behind clean, the way to go is with an Attached behavior. Here you can find information about it. You will write the attached behavior only once. Then you can enable this attached behavior on a RadGridView. Here is a very nice article about event handling with attached behaviors. You have the code in one place only. All you will need to do is something like this:
<RadGridView EnableMyAttachedBehavior="True"/>
and then let the attached behavior kick in and do its job.
Regards,
Yoan
Telerik
You can check the Scroll to a particular row or column help article for a reference. If you want to have your code-behind clean, the way to go is with an Attached behavior. Here you can find information about it. You will write the attached behavior only once. Then you can enable this attached behavior on a RadGridView. Here is a very nice article about event handling with attached behaviors. You have the code in one place only. All you will need to do is something like this:
<RadGridView EnableMyAttachedBehavior="True"/>
and then let the attached behavior kick in and do its job.
Regards,
Yoan
Telerik
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Ahmed
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answered on 28 May 2014, 05:37 PM
The attached property solution worked perfectly without any code behind.
Thank you very much Yoan.
Thank you very much Yoan.