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I have a GridView which is in Read Mode (_myGridView.IsReadOnly = true). After clicks "Edit" button, I programmatically change it to Edit mode. IE
_myGridView.IsReadOnly = false;
there are 2 problems here. Please help. Urgent!!!
Problem 1. User can edit any cell now,however, the cell value will change back to original value as soon as cell focus leaves to another cell.
Problem 2. If user clicks "Cancel" or "Save" button, I programmatically change it to Read mode. IE
_myGridView.IsReadOnly = true;
Starting from now on, the GridView is unable to be edited anymore no matter how I set _myGridView.IsReadOnly = false; or _myGridView.BeginEdit();
_myGridView.IsReadOnly = false;
there are 2 problems here. Please help. Urgent!!!
Problem 1. User can edit any cell now,however, the cell value will change back to original value as soon as cell focus leaves to another cell.
Problem 2. If user clicks "Cancel" or "Save" button, I programmatically change it to Read mode. IE
_myGridView.IsReadOnly = true;
Starting from now on, the GridView is unable to be edited anymore no matter how I set _myGridView.IsReadOnly = false; or _myGridView.BeginEdit();
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answered on 25 Aug 2009, 03:15 PM
There are 2 critical issues and need your URGENT answer!!!!!!!!!
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Hi sam,
It seems that you've hit a bug in our control. Fortunately there is a workaround. There are two properties which take part into editing - IsReadOnly and DataMemberBinding, both properties are set automatically if they are not set explicitly. The workaround is to set DataMemberBinding.Mode to BindingMode.TwoWay - this will make committing of the new value possible. Also you have to set IsReadOnly to every column every time when you change RadGridView.IsReadOnly.
This bug is already fixed and will be available with latest internal build (next Friday).
P.S. I've updated your Telerik points accordingly.
Sincerely yours,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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It seems that you've hit a bug in our control. Fortunately there is a workaround. There are two properties which take part into editing - IsReadOnly and DataMemberBinding, both properties are set automatically if they are not set explicitly. The workaround is to set DataMemberBinding.Mode to BindingMode.TwoWay - this will make committing of the new value possible. Also you have to set IsReadOnly to every column every time when you change RadGridView.IsReadOnly.
This bug is already fixed and will be available with latest internal build (next Friday).
P.S. I've updated your Telerik points accordingly.
Sincerely yours,
Nedyalko Nikolov
the Telerik team
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answered on 07 Sep 2009, 03:45 AM
Have you Fix this bug now?Can I get a column by UniqueName?Thank you!
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Hi xiaofeng,
Straight onto your questions:
1. Fix for this bug is already available with latest internal build binaries.
2. You can get columns by index or UniqueName:
Sincerely yours,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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Straight onto your questions:
1. Fix for this bug is already available with latest internal build binaries.
2. You can get columns by index or UniqueName:
| GridViewColumn firstColumn = radGridView.Columns[0]; |
| GridViewColumn customerIDColumn = radGridView.Columns["CustomerID"]; |
Sincerely yours,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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