Brian Thomas
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Brian Thomas
asked on 30 Dec 2009, 09:50 PM
What is the best way to handle this situation?
I have a master grid and its child data is accessed through the RowDetailsTemplate which is pointing to a customized UserControl. Inside the UserControl is a tab control with a grid inside each tab. When a child grid is in edit mode and the form is closed, the grid's rowEditEnded event doesn't fire. The rowEditEnded event is where I tell my program to post/save the row's data.
So, how am I suppose to save the data of that row? Should I expose a function of the user control and have the WPF call it when closing?
Thank You.
I have a master grid and its child data is accessed through the RowDetailsTemplate which is pointing to a customized UserControl. Inside the UserControl is a tab control with a grid inside each tab. When a child grid is in edit mode and the form is closed, the grid's rowEditEnded event doesn't fire. The rowEditEnded event is where I tell my program to post/save the row's data.
So, how am I suppose to save the data of that row? Should I expose a function of the user control and have the WPF call it when closing?
Thank You.
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Hi Brian,
I think that the best way to implement this is exactly what you have suggested. Expose a method on your user control let say CommitEdit() that will call the respective CommitEdit() method of the RadGridView.
P.S.: There are other ways to achieve this for example using Event Aggregator pattern from Prism.
Hope this helps,
Stefan Dobrev
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I think that the best way to implement this is exactly what you have suggested. Expose a method on your user control let say CommitEdit() that will call the respective CommitEdit() method of the RadGridView.
P.S.: There are other ways to achieve this for example using Event Aggregator pattern from Prism.
Hope this helps,
Stefan Dobrev
the Telerik team
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