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I am using the RadGridView to build a grid of realtime data.
I have a column DateAdded which I use to always show new data at top - sort can be set either manually or programatically to DateAdded in descending order.
However once the sort has been set, new records are added in correct date order, i.e. at top, but updated records whose current DateAdded should move them to the top of the grid do not move from their original positions.
I have a column DateAdded which I use to always show new data at top - sort can be set either manually or programatically to DateAdded in descending order.
However once the sort has been set, new records are added in correct date order, i.e. at top, but updated records whose current DateAdded should move them to the top of the grid do not move from their original positions.
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Hi Alex,
This happens when you update date from code behind right?
The problem for already existing records is when one of their properties is changed this action fires INotifyPropertyChanged and value of the property is updated, but this does not trigger INotifyCollectionChanged, and RadGridView is not updated properly. You have to ensure when any property is changed from code behind to call RadGridView.Rebind() method in order to refresh RadGridView. Hope this helps.
Sincerely yours,
Nedyalko Nikolov
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This happens when you update date from code behind right?
The problem for already existing records is when one of their properties is changed this action fires INotifyPropertyChanged and value of the property is updated, but this does not trigger INotifyCollectionChanged, and RadGridView is not updated properly. You have to ensure when any property is changed from code behind to call RadGridView.Rebind() method in order to refresh RadGridView. Hope this helps.
Sincerely yours,
Nedyalko Nikolov
the Telerik team
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