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Hello,
I have a scenario where I must save the columns order and size of a GridView.
We have a ColumnWidthChanged event to know when the width of a column has changed, but not a ColumnReordered event to know when the user has reordered the columns.
Would it be possible to have such an event in the near future?
Without it, we have to regularly enumerate the columns to know if the order is different.
Patrick
I have a scenario where I must save the columns order and size of a GridView.
We have a ColumnWidthChanged event to know when the width of a column has changed, but not a ColumnReordered event to know when the user has reordered the columns.
Would it be possible to have such an event in the near future?
Without it, we have to regularly enumerate the columns to know if the order is different.
Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
There is ColumnReordered event. You can check the following link for a reference.
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Yordanka
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There is ColumnReordered event. You can check the following link for a reference.
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Yordanka
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answered on 17 Feb 2012, 08:30 AM
Hi Yordanka,
thank you for the information.
I dont' have find it because the help page about the RadGridView events doesn't display it.
In addition the API reference for RadGridView doesn't list the inherited members.
Perhaps an update of the documentation will help!
Patrick
thank you for the information.
I dont' have find it because the help page about the RadGridView events doesn't display it.
In addition the API reference for RadGridView doesn't list the inherited members.
Perhaps an update of the documentation will help!
Patrick
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Hi Patrick,
Thank you for the point. We will update the help article for the RadGridView events. Here is a complete list of RadGridView's API members.
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Yordanka
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Thank you for the point. We will update the help article for the RadGridView events. Here is a complete list of RadGridView's API members.
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answered on 17 Feb 2012, 08:58 AM
Hi Yordanka,
even there the list is not complete, because it doesn't contain the inherited members, such as HasItems that is defined in BaseItemsControl.
It's annoying that we have to travel all the inherited classes to find all the members.
Patrick
even there the list is not complete, because it doesn't contain the inherited members, such as HasItems that is defined in BaseItemsControl.
It's annoying that we have to travel all the inherited classes to find all the members.
Patrick