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If you place a RadTreeView on a SL form, then add a RadGridView on the same form. Then create events for OnSelectionChange for the tree, CellEditEnded for the GridView, and LostFocus on the GridView. Now put break points on the events.
When a user is in the grid, makes an edit to the cell, then clicks another leaf on the tree without leaving or committing the cell in the grid. The OnSelectionChange fires first. It should fire last.
When a user is in the grid, makes an edit to the cell, then clicks another leaf on the tree without leaving or committing the cell in the grid. The OnSelectionChange fires first. It should fire last.
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Hello Marjorie,
This is how RadGridView works - when you edit a cell, the only way for the gridview to understand when to fire the CellEditEnded event is the LostFocus event. So, you click outside the gridview (on a tree node) - this fires the SelectionChanged of the TreeView and the gridview receives the LostFocus event. This instructs the gridview to fire the CellEditEnded event.
Let me know more about your scenario so we can help you.
All the best,
Veselin Vasilev
the Telerik team
This is how RadGridView works - when you edit a cell, the only way for the gridview to understand when to fire the CellEditEnded event is the LostFocus event. So, you click outside the gridview (on a tree node) - this fires the SelectionChanged of the TreeView and the gridview receives the LostFocus event. This instructs the gridview to fire the CellEditEnded event.
Let me know more about your scenario so we can help you.
All the best,
Veselin Vasilev
the Telerik team
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