I have both of these set on my grid, e.g.
and on an insert, it seems both of these are being invoked, both having CommandName == RadGrid.PerformInsertCommandName (the ItemCommand is also invoked with CommandName == RadGrid.InitInsertCommandName).
For whatever reason, I was thinking that only the OnInsertCommand would be invoked for the PerformInsert. Is having both of these be invoked the expected behavior?
OnItemCommand="RadGrid_Application_ItemCommand" OnInsertCommand="RadGrid_Application_InsertCommand"and on an insert, it seems both of these are being invoked, both having CommandName == RadGrid.PerformInsertCommandName (the ItemCommand is also invoked with CommandName == RadGrid.InitInsertCommandName).
For whatever reason, I was thinking that only the OnInsertCommand would be invoked for the PerformInsert. Is having both of these be invoked the expected behavior?
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Hi ,
Yes, this behavior is designed by default. For convenience, RadGrid provides individual event handlers like OnSortCommand, OnPageSizeChanged, OnUpdateCommand, etc. Along with that, every grid action/command also raises the OnItemCommand event which can be used for generic or custom implementations.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Eyup
Telerik
Yes, this behavior is designed by default. For convenience, RadGrid provides individual event handlers like OnSortCommand, OnPageSizeChanged, OnUpdateCommand, etc. Along with that, every grid action/command also raises the OnItemCommand event which can be used for generic or custom implementations.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Eyup
Telerik
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