i want to know how to add the rows added by the users to be added on the top
and also want to know how to add the rows that added by programatically to be added on the top.
i use the bound mode.i bind List<> to the "gridview.DataSource".
and also want to know how to add the rows that added by programatically to be added on the top.
i use the bound mode.i bind List<> to the "gridview.DataSource".
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Hello Thi Han,
Thank you for the additional details.
I would suggest using BindingList instead of a List, since the BindingList implements the IBindingList interface internally, which allows the grid to get notified for changes in the list. The approach for the first scenario is to handle the UserAddedRow event of RadGridView, where you can get the newly added row, save its DataBoundItem (the custom object) to a variable, then remove the row from the grid Rows collection and insert the saved object in your BindingList at position 0. The approach with the programatically adding rows is to simply create the custom object and insert it at position 0 in your BindingList.
Attached you can find a sample application.
I hope that you find this information helpful.
A bit off topic, I would like to mention that it is possible to write multiple posts in one thread, so you do not need to open a new thread for each post, i.e. you could post the additional details straight in the previous thread that you have opened.
Regards,
Stefan
the Telerik team
Thank you for the additional details.
I would suggest using BindingList instead of a List, since the BindingList implements the IBindingList interface internally, which allows the grid to get notified for changes in the list. The approach for the first scenario is to handle the UserAddedRow event of RadGridView, where you can get the newly added row, save its DataBoundItem (the custom object) to a variable, then remove the row from the grid Rows collection and insert the saved object in your BindingList at position 0. The approach with the programatically adding rows is to simply create the custom object and insert it at position 0 in your BindingList.
Attached you can find a sample application.
I hope that you find this information helpful.
A bit off topic, I would like to mention that it is possible to write multiple posts in one thread, so you do not need to open a new thread for each post, i.e. you could post the additional details straight in the previous thread that you have opened.
Regards,
Stefan
the Telerik team
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