Hi!
Here is my problem:
I use ascx editform in telerik radgrid. I have some textboxes, a Cancel and a Save button on it.
I want it to work the following way:
- if the user writes correct values in the textboxes and clicks the save button, the editform must close and the grid must show the new values.
- if the user writes wrong values in the textboxes and clicks the button, the editform must stay visible so the user can change the wrong values.
The situation is a little bit more complicated, because I use the editform in the grid's childgrid/detailtable.
If it is possible, I want to solve the problem in the ascx form's code behind.
Sorry for my bad English,
Thanks for the answers!
Here is my problem:
I use ascx editform in telerik radgrid. I have some textboxes, a Cancel and a Save button on it.
I want it to work the following way:
- if the user writes correct values in the textboxes and clicks the save button, the editform must close and the grid must show the new values.
- if the user writes wrong values in the textboxes and clicks the button, the editform must stay visible so the user can change the wrong values.
The situation is a little bit more complicated, because I use the editform in the grid's childgrid/detailtable.
If it is possible, I want to solve the problem in the ascx form's code behind.
Sorry for my bad English,
Thanks for the answers!
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Hi Gábor,
You could take a look at this demo where is represented the server-side validation mechanism of the Telerik RadGrid edit form. Additionally you can check the related resources tab for more information.
Greetings,
Kostadin
the Telerik team
You could take a look at this demo where is represented the server-side validation mechanism of the Telerik RadGrid edit form. Additionally you can check the related resources tab for more information.
Greetings,
Kostadin
the Telerik team
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