Please help - DataGrid

[KB]

I realised that if I use datagrid and datasource is a
datatable, when I created a new row and while on that row
I exit the datagrid (ie. without moving into the next
row) and focus onto another control, that new row is not
recorded (check it at the datagrid.validating event).
However, if I use down arrow key to move to the next row
(without keying any data) and exit, the new row is
recorded in the datatable.
can anyone please advise if I can force the datagrid row
into the datatable without moving the arrow key ??

Thank you

AH

[One Handed Man [ OHM# ]]

Good question. I cant find a way of doing this easily, but I am sure that
there is a way. However, I am interested to know why you would want to add
blank rows to your grid ?

OHM

KB wrote:

I realised that if I use datagrid and datasource is a
datatable, when I created a new row and while on that row
I exit the datagrid (ie. without moving into the next
row) and focus onto another control, that new row is not
recorded (check it at the datagrid.validating event).
However, if I use down arrow key to move to the next row
(without keying any data) and exit, the new row is
recorded in the datatable.
can anyone please advise if I can force the datagrid row
into the datatable without moving the arrow key ??

Thank you

AH

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com

[One Handed Man [ OHM# ]]

Maybe there is a way. On the currentCellChanged event, you can compare the
rowIndex with the rows.count on the bound table. If the row is greater, you
could save it at this point.

Worth a try.

OHM
One Handed Man [ OHM# ] wrote:

Good question. I cant find a way of doing this easily, but I am sure
that there is a way. However, I am interested to know why you would
want to add blank rows to your grid ?

OHM

KB wrote:

I realised that if I use datagrid and datasource is a
datatable, when I created a new row and while on that row
I exit the datagrid (ie. without moving into the next
row) and focus onto another control, that new row is not
recorded (check it at the datagrid.validating event).
However, if I use down arrow key to move to the next row
(without keying any data) and exit, the new row is
recorded in the datatable.
can anyone please advise if I can force the datagrid row
into the datatable without moving the arrow key ??

Thank you

AH

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com

hi, nice to know that I'm not the only one facing this
problem. re 1st question I did not create a blank row. I
actually key in data but cursor did not leave that row. I
realised it does not create that row in datatable until
you actual move the cursor to next row.

yes .. that could work but i believe that must be a
better way ... could any expert care to help? I do a
validating event and the set focus back to grid and next
validating event will create that row into the
datatable ... strange.. therefore I believe there must be
some event or method that can force the record into the
datatable.

Rgds,

AH

-----Original Message-----
Maybe there is a way. On the currentCellChanged event, you can compare therowIndex with the rows.count on the bound table. If the row is greater, youcould save it at this point.

Worth a try.

OHM
One Handed Man [ OHM# ] wrote:

Good question. I cant find a way of doing this easily, but I am sure that there is a way. However, I am interested to know why you would want to add blank rows to your grid ?

OHM

KB wrote:

I realised that if I use datagrid and datasource is a
datatable, when I created a new row and while on that row I exit the datagrid (ie. without moving into the next
row) and focus onto another control, that new row is not recorded (check it at the datagrid.validating event).
However, if I use down arrow key to move to the next row (without keying any data) and exit, the new row is
recorded in the datatable.
can anyone please advise if I can force the datagrid row into the datatable without moving the arrow key ??

Thank you

AH

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com
.

[One Handed Man [ OHM# ]]

I wouldnt swear to it, but this may be how it was intended to work !

OHM

an*******@discussions.microsoft.com wrote:

hi, nice to know that I'm not the only one facing this
problem. re 1st question I did not create a blank row. I
actually key in data but cursor did not leave that row. I
realised it does not create that row in datatable until
you actual move the cursor to next row.

yes .. that could work but i believe that must be a
better way ... could any expert care to help? I do a
validating event and the set focus back to grid and next
validating event will create that row into the
datatable ... strange.. therefore I believe there must be
some event or method that can force the record into the
datatable.

Rgds,

AH

-----Original Message-----
Maybe there is a way. On the currentCellChanged event, you can
compare the rowIndex with the rows.count on the bound table. If the
row is greater, you could save it at this point.

Worth a try.

OHM
One Handed Man [ OHM# ] wrote:

Good question. I cant find a way of doing this easily, but I am sure
that there is a way. However, I am interested to know why you would
want to add blank rows to your grid ?

OHM

KB wrote:
I realised that if I use datagrid and datasource is a
datatable, when I created a new row and while on that row
I exit the datagrid (ie. without moving into the next
row) and focus onto another control, that new row is not
recorded (check it at the datagrid.validating event).
However, if I use down arrow key to move to the next row
(without keying any data) and exit, the new row is
recorded in the datatable.
can anyone please advise if I can force the datagrid row
into the datatable without moving the arrow key ??

Thank you

AH

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com
.

Regards - OHM# On**********@BTInternet.com