Master-Detail with auto-generated Detail rows, refresh problem

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  1. Greg
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    Posted 07 Jul 2014 Link to this post

    I have a master detail screen using gridviews.

    When a new master row is saved, the server creates detail rows, but the detail gridview does not display/retrieve these new rows until a different master row is selected and then the new master row is again selected.

    How can I get the detail gridview to retrieve these new rows as soon as the save is done?

    Putting detailDataSource.Refresh() after the masterDataSource.SubmitChanges() does not work.

    Thanks. (This is in a MVVM system btw).
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  3. Dimitrina
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    Posted 08 Jul 2014 Link to this post

    Hello,

    You will have to recreate the row in order to have the row details added to it. Would you try invoking a RadGridView.Rebind()?

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    Didie
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  5. Greg
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    Posted 08 Jul 2014 in reply to Dimitrina Link to this post

    I am not sure how to force a Rebind in my viewmodel event:


    private void RowEditEnded(GridViewRowEditEndedEventArgs args)
    {
      if (!args.ChangesActuallyMade())
      {
        return;
      }

      // Loans is the QueryableDataServiceCollectionView
      Loans.SubmitChanges();
    }

    How do I reference the RadGridView that triggered this event so I can call Rebind after the SubmitChanges?
  7. Dimitrina
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    Posted 10 Jul 2014 Link to this post

    Hello,

    You need a reference of RadGridView to invoke such a reset invoking its Rebind() method.
    Another way would be to raise a CollectionChanged notification for the row you create detail rows for. Is it possible for you to remove the entire row and then insert/add it again after you updated it accordingly?

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  9. Greg
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    Posted 10 Jul 2014 in reply to Dimitrina Link to this post

    I am new to MVVM and Telerik, so please excuse these basic questions:

    - How do you get a reference to an object in the view from with the viewmodel? (My viewmodel does not have a direct reference to the view).

    - How would I raise the CollectionChanged notification as you suggest?

    Thanks.
  11. Greg
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    Posted 10 Jul 2014 Link to this post

    I resolved this problem by resetting the FilterDescriptor used by the child gridviews in the parent gridview's QueryableDataServiceCollectionView's OnSubmittedChanges event.

    Even if the resulting filter matches the pre-existing filter, it triggers the refresh I needed.
  13. Yoan
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    Posted 14 Jul 2014 Link to this post

    Hi,

    Thank you for the update. I am glad to hear you have resolved the issue.

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