Just want to report a bug that the CellValidating even is fired twice whenever I clicked a row in the grid.
Also, this event also fired whenever I clicked on any row, not just when in edit mode. Don't know if this is by-design or what!
Another thing, I found some events used e.Value versus e.NewValue (while e.OldValue is OK). You guys may want to get them to be named the same!
Phi
Also, this event also fired whenever I clicked on any row, not just when in edit mode. Don't know if this is by-design or what!
Another thing, I found some events used e.Value versus e.NewValue (while e.OldValue is OK). You guys may want to get them to be named the same!
Phi
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Emanuel Varga
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answered on 07 Nov 2010, 11:11 AM
Hello Phi,
Sorry for the very late answer on this one, I've missed it :(.
But this is not a bug (or i don't see it as a bug).
The CellValidating event occurs when cell is about to commit new content (can stop commit process of the cell).
But i have to agree it is very strange that this event fires even if the value is the same. But the contents of the cell are being changed when the cell is entering edit mode, so it is debatable.
Hope this helps, if you have any other questions or comments, please let me know,
Best Regards,
Emanuel Varga
Sorry for the very late answer on this one, I've missed it :(.
But this is not a bug (or i don't see it as a bug).
The CellValidating event occurs when cell is about to commit new content (can stop commit process of the cell).
But i have to agree it is very strange that this event fires even if the value is the same. But the contents of the cell are being changed when the cell is entering edit mode, so it is debatable.
Hope this helps, if you have any other questions or comments, please let me know,
Best Regards,
Emanuel Varga
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Hello Phi,
The CellValidating event is fired for a particular cell when you leave it. It is raised no matter whether the value in the cell is changed or not. The Microsoft DataGridView control has the same behavior.
I am not able to reproduce the issue where this event is fired twice. Please give us more details concerning your scenario. It will help us to investigate its behavior.
Best regards,
Alexander
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The CellValidating event is fired for a particular cell when you leave it. It is raised no matter whether the value in the cell is changed or not. The Microsoft DataGridView control has the same behavior.
I am not able to reproduce the issue where this event is fired twice. Please give us more details concerning your scenario. It will help us to investigate its behavior.
Best regards,
Alexander
the Telerik team
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