I am using the GridButton Column successfully to allow the user to trigger various processing events. The "ConfirmText" (and associated) property(s) work great and provide a much needed assist.
However, are there any plans to add an additional messaging capability (actually 3) called something like:
(1) SuccessText;
(2) CancelText; and,
(3) ErrorText.
These 2 properties would provide the text for displaying confirmations to the user AFTER the event code has run. I'm not certain how you would trigger these displays, but for a quick run-through:
(a) The user clicks a button to delete a certain row (a more complex delete process than supported by the grid);
(b) The current "ConfirmText" then asks the user if this is what they want to do.
(c) If the user says "No", then the "CancelText" message would be displayed (i.e. - "the delete has been cancelled").
(d) If the user sanys "Yes", then following the execution of the event code, the "SuccessText" would be similarly displayed (i.e. - The delete was successful").
(e) Obviously, the "ErrorText" would be displayed if the event code triggered an error event.
As I said, I'm not certain how one could "trigger" the "SuccessText" or the "ErrorText", but if you could solve that, these capabilities would be very nice "user touch" enhancements.
Thanks for great products!
Lynn
However, are there any plans to add an additional messaging capability (actually 3) called something like:
(1) SuccessText;
(2) CancelText; and,
(3) ErrorText.
These 2 properties would provide the text for displaying confirmations to the user AFTER the event code has run. I'm not certain how you would trigger these displays, but for a quick run-through:
(a) The user clicks a button to delete a certain row (a more complex delete process than supported by the grid);
(b) The current "ConfirmText" then asks the user if this is what they want to do.
(c) If the user says "No", then the "CancelText" message would be displayed (i.e. - "the delete has been cancelled").
(d) If the user sanys "Yes", then following the execution of the event code, the "SuccessText" would be similarly displayed (i.e. - The delete was successful").
(e) Obviously, the "ErrorText" would be displayed if the event code triggered an error event.
As I said, I'm not certain how one could "trigger" the "SuccessText" or the "ErrorText", but if you could solve that, these capabilities would be very nice "user touch" enhancements.
Thanks for great products!
Lynn