Hi there,
Is there a way to access the values contained in fields within the same detail row at runtime (not during processing with itemdatabinding/itemdatabound)?
What I am trying to accomplish is to have a user double-click or single-click a field, retrieve an id from within the same detail row and open the associated editor for quick access.
For example, in an invoice report, a user may click on the invoice number and that invoice will appear for them to edit.
Within the double-click event I can access the TextBlock that was clicked on but when inspecting the control hierarchy, there does not seem to be a way to determine where a detail row begins or ends as all page content is lumped onto one canvas. I also tried to search by Name (as each field within the report is named appropriately) but the name is not passed to the actual TextBlock control.
The next thing I tried was to add a navigate to url action to the field. But I was unable to intercept the action to provide custom processing logic.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Is there a way to access the values contained in fields within the same detail row at runtime (not during processing with itemdatabinding/itemdatabound)?
What I am trying to accomplish is to have a user double-click or single-click a field, retrieve an id from within the same detail row and open the associated editor for quick access.
For example, in an invoice report, a user may click on the invoice number and that invoice will appear for them to edit.
Within the double-click event I can access the TextBlock that was clicked on but when inspecting the control hierarchy, there does not seem to be a way to determine where a detail row begins or ends as all page content is lumped onto one canvas. I also tried to search by Name (as each field within the report is named appropriately) but the name is not passed to the actual TextBlock control.
The next thing I tried was to add a navigate to url action to the field. But I was unable to intercept the action to provide custom processing logic.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
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Hello Matthew,
Custom actions are not supported and we are afraid there is no way to achieve the required functionality at the moment. You can check the Adding Interactivity to Reports help article for all of the supported cases involving Actions.
If you would like you can log this as a feature request in our Ideas & Feedback portal. Depending on the customers' demand we can raise the request's priority and consider it for a future version of the product. In addition, you can track the progress of the requested features there.
Regards,
Nasko
Telerik
Custom actions are not supported and we are afraid there is no way to achieve the required functionality at the moment. You can check the Adding Interactivity to Reports help article for all of the supported cases involving Actions.
If you would like you can log this as a feature request in our Ideas & Feedback portal. Depending on the customers' demand we can raise the request's priority and consider it for a future version of the product. In addition, you can track the progress of the requested features there.
Regards,
Nasko
Telerik
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