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Serhiy Volhushyn
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asked on 18 Dec 2009, 04:39 PM
Build 2009.3.1208
Grid property ValidationMode="Row"
Start editing row
Modify value in the first cell -> hit "Tab" -> modify value in the next cell and hit "ESC"
It will cancel only the last cell and restore its old value, but the first cell (and binded object) now .contains a new value.
Is there any way to cancel the whole row and restore all values for all edited cells ?
Original Row
After Edit - Before ESC
After ESC
UPDATE:
I know I can subscribe to "PropertyChanged" and remember "CurrentItem".
Now in "RowEditEnded" I can copy all remembered properties back to the binded object.
For some reasons it is not suitable for our project,
Grid property ValidationMode="Row"
Start editing row
Modify value in the first cell -> hit "Tab" -> modify value in the next cell and hit "ESC"
It will cancel only the last cell and restore its old value, but the first cell (and binded object) now .contains a new value.
Is there any way to cancel the whole row and restore all values for all edited cells ?
Original Row
After Edit - Before ESC
After ESC
UPDATE:
I know I can subscribe to "PropertyChanged" and remember "CurrentItem".
Now in "RowEditEnded" I can copy all remembered properties back to the binded object.
For some reasons it is not suitable for our project,
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Hi Serhiy Volhushyn,
Thanks for pointing this out. We will add this feature for the next official release or service pack. Meanwhile you can do this by using IEditableObject interface. RadGridView calls IEditableObject.EndEdit() when edit is canceled.
All the best,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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Thanks for pointing this out. We will add this feature for the next official release or service pack. Meanwhile you can do this by using IEditableObject interface. RadGridView calls IEditableObject.EndEdit() when edit is canceled.
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answered on 23 Dec 2009, 02:52 PM
Thank you, implementing IEditableObject works.
But there is the problem, it will call IEditableObject.CancelEdit and object original values will be restored, but it will still display old values in grid unless i call grid.Rebind()
But there is the problem, it will call IEditableObject.CancelEdit and object original values will be restored, but it will still display old values in grid unless i call grid.Rebind()
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Hello Serhiy,
In your implementation of IEditableObject.CancelEdit() you should make sure than when you restore the old values you correctly raise PropertyChange event for each value that has been restored. This way the grid will correctly update its cell values.
Sincerely yours,
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In your implementation of IEditableObject.CancelEdit() you should make sure than when you restore the old values you correctly raise PropertyChange event for each value that has been restored. This way the grid will correctly update its cell values.
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answered on 28 Dec 2009, 07:31 PM
Thank you, after implementing all necessary interfaces it works perfectly.