I've either found a bug in the RadGridView or I'm using the wrong collection.
I am leveraging the MasterTemplate.DataView.CurrentPosition in order to capture the index of the selected item, which I'm placing in a form-level variable. When this item is deleted, I want the CurrentPosition so that I can highlight the next row at that same index.
The CurrentPosition works fantastic in all instances, save for when the column is Sorted. I tried grabbing the CurrentPosition both in the SortChanged() and SortChanging() events, but the CurrentPosition property does not reflect the new location of the selected row after the sort.
I tried to circumvent this by a combination of .Refresh and <grid dataview>.IndexOf(<grid dataview>.CurrentItem), but this didn't work.
FYI: The reason I used the MasterTemplate.DataView is because this also takes into account Filtering.
Anyone's feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Sean
I am leveraging the MasterTemplate.DataView.CurrentPosition in order to capture the index of the selected item, which I'm placing in a form-level variable. When this item is deleted, I want the CurrentPosition so that I can highlight the next row at that same index.
The CurrentPosition works fantastic in all instances, save for when the column is Sorted. I tried grabbing the CurrentPosition both in the SortChanged() and SortChanging() events, but the CurrentPosition property does not reflect the new location of the selected row after the sort.
I tried to circumvent this by a combination of .Refresh and <grid dataview>.IndexOf(<grid dataview>.CurrentItem), but this didn't work.
FYI: The reason I used the MasterTemplate.DataView is because this also takes into account Filtering.
Anyone's feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Sean
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answered on 09 Jun 2011, 02:51 PM
I actually was able to resolve this issue with the following code:
<gridview>.MasterTemplate.SelectedRows[0].Index