Focus a filter box by program

[Pedro Valero Matas]

I use RadGridView ver 8.2.0.0 (2008 Q3) with VB.NET 2010 and i need set the focus in a filter box for a column. How i make this?

Sorry for my english, i'm spanish

[Richard Slade]

Hola Pedro,

Hay una pagina aqui que espero que te ayuda
richard

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Hi Pedro,

There is a link here that should help
Let me know if you need further help

richard

[Pedro Valero Matas]

Solucionado. Muchas gracias :-)

[Richard Slade]

Glad this helped, Pedro.

Please remember to mark as answer so others can find the solution too.

Saludos,
Richard

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello,

I have a same problem in version Q3 2010. This code
this.radGridView1.MasterGridViewInfo.TableFilteringRow.Cells[0].BeginEdit();
doesn't solve problem in general:
1) Cursor for editing does not move me in the right filter cell. Only when I start typing cursor moves.
2) This doesn't work at all if grid has many cells and filter cell is outside the scope (for example when I scroll to the opposite part of the form).

Have any more ways to solve this problem?

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk

[Richard Slade]

Hello Andrew,

the same code for the later version of RadGridView is:

this.radGridView1.TableElement.ViewInfo.TableFilteringRow.Cells[0].BeginEdit();

Have you already tried this?
Richard

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello, Richard

Yes I tried it just now and got the same result. It doesn't work as I need.

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk.

[Richard Slade]

Hi Andrew,

To confirm what you wish to do:
+ After setting a filter cell to edit, you wish to place the cursor in that cell
+ When you set to filter, you wish to auto scroll back to the top of the form

Is this correct?
Thanks
Richard

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello, Richard

>+ After setting a filter cell to edit, you wish to place the cursor in that cell
Yes

>+ When you set to filter, you wish to auto scroll back to the top of the for
Not to the top. I updating data source when user change filter and I want to scroll horizontally back to the cell.

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk

[Richard Slade]

Hi Andrew,

Where are you calling the code from to put the filter cell into edit mode? Please can you try this (if you haven't already) from, for exmaple a button click event. The cursor should be placed in the filter cell correctly.

Please also take a look at this link regarding scrolling in the RadGridView programatically

Thanks
Richard

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello, Richard

Cursor is works, thanks. I have 1 more question. How can I remember old scroll position to back it to this position? Fro example this.radGridView1.GridElement.ScrollTo(oldRowPosition, oldColumnPosition);

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk

[Richard Slade]

Hi Andrew,

You could capture the row index on the SelectionChanged event using

Me.RadGridView.CurrentRow

store this in a local variable and then scroll back to that row, column 0

Hope that helps
Richard

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello, Richard

This is not quite. User is editing 18 column for example and CurrentColumn property is 18, but first column in the scope is 9 (column 18 is on the middle of the scope). After editing I update data source and need scroll grid to old position (first column in the scope is 9, column 18 in the middle of the scope), but after this operation
this.grid.TableElement.ScrollTo(0, 18)
first column in the scope is 18. It is not correct.

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello, Richard

Sorry, but what about my problem. Is it possible to do via Telerik controls?

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk

[Richard Slade]

Hello Andrew,

My apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I think the issue here will be that when you scroll, you may not have a row selected, so as far as I'm aware, you can't hook into anything to find out the place where you wish to scroll back to. You will only know what row you are on, that you wish to scroll back to once a row is selected.

There may be a way to do this, but I am not aware of any at the moment. I'll continue to look into this for you and I'll let you know if I can sort out a suitable solution for you.

All the best
Richard

[Andrew Shyliuk]

Hello, Richard

Ok. I'm waiting for solving of this problem.

Best regards,
Andrew Shyliuk