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Hello reema,
Unfortunately due to the limitations of the Silverlight platform there is no double click event on the RadGridView. You may have noticed there is a doble click behavior on th eheader cells. However this is a custom implementation only for the heade. There are some hacks over the net for double-click in Silverlight and if it fits your scenario , you may put an user control i the row to handle clicks and take care of the double click logic. I 'm not sure how exactly will this interact with the internal logic of the RadGridiView for selection.
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Pavel Pavlov
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Unfortunately due to the limitations of the Silverlight platform there is no double click event on the RadGridView. You may have noticed there is a doble click behavior on th eheader cells. However this is a custom implementation only for the heade. There are some hacks over the net for double-click in Silverlight and if it fits your scenario , you may put an user control i the row to handle clicks and take care of the double click logic. I 'm not sure how exactly will this interact with the internal logic of the RadGridiView for selection.
Best wishes,
Pavel Pavlov
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John
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answered on 10 Jul 2012, 01:31 AM
Man, I looked everywhere and could not find any solutions in the forums. So I am posting it in every thread that asks how to catch the row double-click. It would be nice if Telerik made it easy to find. This is so simple.
VB.Net
Private Sub dgObjects_RowActivated(sender As System.Object, e As Telerik.Windows.Controls.GridView.RowEventArgs) Handles dgObjects.RowActivated If Not dgObjects.SelectedItem Is Nothing Then MessageBox.Show("test") End If End Sub