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Bill Jindrich
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Bill Jindrich
asked on 26 Jan 2010, 12:46 AM
I added default sorting in my RadGridView with the XAML below. The Issue that I have is that if I have radGridView.ItemsSource = Nothing in my code, an Exception thrown - when I remove the below XAML, the exception goes away. How can I clear/reset the ItemSource of the RadGridView AND have default sorting, while avoiding the exception?
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<telerikGridView:RadGridView.SortDescriptors>
<data:SortDescriptor Member="Title"
SortDirection="Ascending" />
</telerikGridView:RadGridView.SortDescriptors>
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Hi,
I've just tried this using our latest service pack (Q3 SP1) however everything worked fine. You can check the attached application for reference.
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I've just tried this using our latest service pack (Q3 SP1) however everything worked fine. You can check the attached application for reference.
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Vlad
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Bill Jindrich
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answered on 26 Jan 2010, 03:41 PM
Interesting. I see that there's no issue with what you sent.
- How can I check which version of the Rad controls I have? (I'm pretty sure I have the latest) - or does this no matter, since I rebuilt you app & it doesn't crash?
- Should I not need to set the ItemSource to Nothing in my code? (I see that you didn't do that in your sample app - I added this & it still didn't crash like mine)
- How can I check which version of the Rad controls I have? (I'm pretty sure I have the latest) - or does this no matter, since I rebuilt you app & it doesn't crash?
- Should I not need to set the ItemSource to Nothing in my code? (I see that you didn't do that in your sample app - I added this & it still didn't crash like mine)
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Hi Bill Jindrich,
You can check your assemblies version by selecting one of the Telerik assemblies in references section. Then in the property window you can check version field.
- Should I not need to set the ItemSource to Nothing in my code? (I see that you didn't do that in your sample app - I added this & it still didn't crash like mine)
You can change the ItemsSource without setting it to null first. Most likely the issue you are facing is due to old version of the assemblies or some additional code you are using that is causing the exception.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
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You can check your assemblies version by selecting one of the Telerik assemblies in references section. Then in the property window you can check version field.
- Should I not need to set the ItemSource to Nothing in my code? (I see that you didn't do that in your sample app - I added this & it still didn't crash like mine)
You can change the ItemsSource without setting it to null first. Most likely the issue you are facing is due to old version of the assemblies or some additional code you are using that is causing the exception.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Tsvyatko
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