Error collapsing a Grid Row

[Stuart Hemming]

I have a grid with a MasterTable and a DetailsTable.

If I expand a row on the MasterTable I can, as you would expact, collapse it again.

If, however, I select a row in the DetailTable and then try and collapse the MasterTable row, I get the following JScript error (in IE8)...

"Microsoft JScript runtime error: Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerServerErrorException: Collection was modified; enumeration operation may not execute."

I haven't got any client-side script of my own so it's nothing I've done (at least, not knowingly).

FWIW, the error is reported 62,099 characters in to line 6 of MicrosoftAjax.js.

Anyone any ideas why?

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Stuart

[Stuart Hemming]

OK. It is something I'm doing but I don't know why it's a problem. I've wired up the OnPreRender event of the page and it reads...

gdSchools.SelectedIndexes.Clear();
if (gdSchools.Items.Count != 0)
{
  if (currentRow.DetailTableIndex == -1)
  {
    gdSchools.SelectedIndexes.Add(currentRow.MasterTableRowIndex);
  }
  else
  {
    gdSchools.SelectedIndexes.Add(currentRow.MasterTableRowIndex, currentRow.DetailTableIndex, currentRow.DetailTableRowIndex);
  }
}

Where "currentRow" is an object containing a number of integer values.

The thing is, if I comment out the lines adding elements to the SelectedIndexes collection, or more specifically, the latter addition, it works.

So, I guess there are 2 questions:

1. Is there another way to highlight a grid row, specifically in a DetailTable?
2. If the answer to (1) is no, is it possible to use manipulation the SelectedIndexes collection to highlight a DetailTable row which will still allow the user the collapse the MasterTable row without generating an error?

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Stuart

[Tsvetina]

Hello Stuart,

I tested the project you sent me in the support ticket post, and saw that you have fixed this problem by calling the methods which populate your grid, after selecting the indexes. However, to avoid duplicate posts, we can continue our communication in the support ticket you have opened.

Kind regards,
Tsvetina
the Telerik team

[Stuart Hemming]

> However, to avoid duplicate posts, we can continue our communication in the support ticket you have opened.

That's great. 

In appropriate, I'll copy the solution here when we're done.

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Stuart