private void myGrid_CommandCellClick(object sender, EventArgs e) |
| { |
| GridCommandCellElement gCommand = (sender as GridCommandCellElement); |
| if( gCommand.ColumnIndex == 11 ) |
| // code.. |
| } |
Simple question - I have two command buttons and wondered if it's possible to get the unique name from within the event?! can only find the column index number. gCommand.Name returns ""
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Hi ewart,
Thank you for your question. Here is the code you need to use:
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Thank you for your question. Here is the code you need to use:
| MessageBox.Show(gCommand.Value.ToString()); |
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answered on 21 Nov 2008, 06:45 AM
Sorry, thats the value; I wondered if it's possible to get the unique name from within the event?
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Hi ewart,
Thank you for your questions.
If you need just row number you can use gCommand.RowIndex.
You may use another cell on the same row to distinguish between click on one row or another:
The code above accesses the cell value in the 6th cell on the same row.
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Thank you for your questions.
If you need just row number you can use gCommand.RowIndex.
You may use another cell on the same row to distinguish between click on one row or another:
| this.radGridView1.Rows[gCommand.RowIndex].Cells[5].Value |
The code above accesses the cell value in the 6th cell on the same row.
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answered on 21 Nov 2008, 08:20 PM
Huh? Sorry perhaps my question wasn't clear as we're talking at cross purposes - I shall elaborate. What I want to know is "How to get the command column name" from within the following event:
Why is because ColumnIndex changes everytime someone re-orders the columns. Ideally I'd use the command column name, something like e.g.
I feel a bit sheepish about not being able to find the relevant property in the debug window (and there is basically nothing on "reorder" in the documentation) - but I know it must be there somewhere otherwise you'd have no way of handling re-ordered columns, I just can't figure it out!
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| private void myGrid_CommandCellClick(object sender, EventArgs e) |
| { |
| GridCommandCellElement gCommand = (sender as GridCommandCellElement); |
| if( gCommand.ColumnIndex == 11 ) |
| // code.. |
| } |
Why is because ColumnIndex changes everytime someone re-orders the columns. Ideally I'd use the command column name, something like e.g.
| private void myGrid_CommandCellClick(object sender, EventArgs e) |
| { |
| GridCommandCellElement gCommand = (sender as GridCommandCellElement); |
| if( gCommand.ColumnName == "cmdEdit" ) |
| // code.. |
| if( gCommand.ColumnName == "cmdDelete" ) // code.. } |
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Hello ewart,
Thank you for contacting me back.
You can use the column header text:
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Thank you for contacting me back.
You can use the column header text:
| gCommand.ColumnInfo.HeaderText |
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answered on 03 Dec 2014, 03:48 PM
- He was actually after:gCommand.ColumnInfo.Name