Hi,
maybe i'm blind but i don't find a solution, how to get the value of a certain column after selecting a row.
Documentation of the RadGridView for WPF (SelectionChanged event) :
I tried to use it as described, but "Fields" isn't a Member of "Telerik.Windows.Data.Record"!?
Thanks for help
Martin
Edit: In another Thread i found, that "CurrentRecord.Fields" doesn't exist anymore in the current release (the documentation is not very helpful). But i still do not understand, how to get the value in a specific column of the selected row.
maybe i'm blind but i don't find a solution, how to get the value of a certain column after selecting a row.
Documentation of the RadGridView for WPF (SelectionChanged event) :
| Private Sub radGridViewSelection_SelectionChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As Telerik.Windows.Data.SelectionChangeEventArgs) |
| label1.Content = radGridViewSelection.SelectedRecord.Fields("CustomerID").ToString |
| End Sub |
I tried to use it as described, but "Fields" isn't a Member of "Telerik.Windows.Data.Record"!?
Thanks for help
Martin
Edit: In another Thread i found, that "CurrentRecord.Fields" doesn't exist anymore in the current release (the documentation is not very helpful). But i still do not understand, how to get the value in a specific column of the selected row.
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Hi Martin,
You can cast the SelectedRecord.Data to your underlying data item and then figure out what property (column) you need to access. For example if you are binding to a data table your data items are data rows so you can do the following:
Sincerely yours,
Milan
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You can cast the SelectedRecord.Data to your underlying data item and then figure out what property (column) you need to access. For example if you are binding to a data table your data items are data rows so you can do the following:
| DataRecord selectedDataRecord = (DataRecord)myGridView.SelectedRecord; |
| DataRow selectedRow = (DataRow)selectedDataRecord.Data; |
| object columnValue = selectedRow["columnName"]; |
Sincerely yours,
Milan
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answered on 14 Feb 2010, 04:10 AM
thank you very much ...................
but it shows Warning...
like.,....
'Telerik.Windows.Data.DataRecord' is obsolete: 'This class is obsolete and is not used anymore.'
pls reply me............
but it shows Warning...
like.,....
'Telerik.Windows.Data.DataRecord' is obsolete: 'This class is obsolete and is not used anymore.'
pls reply me............
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Hello,
These classes were obsolete for Q2 2009 and deleted in Q3 2009. Please use Items/SelectedItems instead.
Sincerely yours,
Vlad
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These classes were obsolete for Q2 2009 and deleted in Q3 2009. Please use Items/SelectedItems instead.
Sincerely yours,
Vlad
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