Hello,
in the RadGridView control, there are many On<EventName> methods that raises the event <EventName>. Unfortunately, these method are declared internal and can't be used by users.
Good practice in .NET indicates that this methods should be protected and virtual, but not internal.
It's much more simpler, when inheriting from a class, to use overrided methods instead of defining an event handler. In addition, with an overrided method, we can control if the code must be executed before the event is raised after that.
The same remarks are also valid for other controls.
Patrick
in the RadGridView control, there are many On<EventName> methods that raises the event <EventName>. Unfortunately, these method are declared internal and can't be used by users.
Good practice in .NET indicates that this methods should be protected and virtual, but not internal.
It's much more simpler, when inheriting from a class, to use overrided methods instead of defining an event handler. In addition, with an overrided method, we can control if the code must be executed before the event is raised after that.
The same remarks are also valid for other controls.
Patrick