Hi Telerik Team,
I have situation where I call FilterDescriptor.SuspendNotifications() and then FilterDescriptor.Clear(); but the FilterDescriptor.PropertyChanged event still fires. Is this the expected behavior? I'm expecting the event to not be fired until I call FilterDescriptor.ResumeNotifications(). If this in fact the expected behavior, then how do I call Clear() without the property changed event firing?
Thanks!!!
I have situation where I call FilterDescriptor.SuspendNotifications() and then FilterDescriptor.Clear(); but the FilterDescriptor.PropertyChanged event still fires. Is this the expected behavior? I'm expecting the event to not be fired until I call FilterDescriptor.ResumeNotifications(). If this in fact the expected behavior, then how do I call Clear() without the property changed event firing?
Thanks!!!
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Hi,
Didie
Telerik
If you have suspended the notifications, then this event should not be raised.
Would you please share more information on the exact code you use?
Didie
Telerik
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