Forcing a datagrid row to commit

[pmcguire]

How do I force the Commit event to fire on a datagrid?
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Pat

[pmcguire]

RE: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Sorry, I suppose it is not the ColumnStyle.Com mit event that I need.
Basically, I think I need to do a BindingManagerB ase.EndCurrentE dit on the
current row in the datagrid. How do I do it?

Thanks,
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Pat


"pmcguire" wrote:
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> How do I force the Commit event to fire on a datagrid?
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> Pat[/color]

[Cor Ligthert]

Re: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Pat,

Seriously, what is the reason that you ask it. The moment that you do an
update is mostly soon enough.

Cor

[pmcguire]

Re: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Yes, you would think so wouldn't you?
I have a UserControl with a datagrid on it. It displays child records for
the UserControl's BindingContext. When there are no child records and the
user creates one by editing the New Record row in the datagrid, and then
navigates away from the parent record, the new child record does not get
retained. This problem does not happen if a child record already exists, or
if the user first navigates away from the new child record within the
datagrid (by moving to the next row), and THEN navigates to a different
parent record.

What is going on?

Thanks,

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Pat


"Cor Ligthert" wrote:
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> Pat,
>
> Seriously, what is the reason that you ask it. The moment that you do an
> update is mostly soon enough.
>
> Cor
>
>
>[/color]

[Cor Ligthert]

Re: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Pat,

Do you real think that you can get this kind of help from a newsgroup.
Involved are:
a usercontrol
a resource
databinding
datarelations
more tables
a special way of handling by you.

Sorry I don't think at least that this in the way you give the problem to us
it is for me to complex to give a serious answer.

Cor

[pmcguire]

Re: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Sure Cor, I could give MUCH more detail. How likely would that have been to
elicit any response whatever?

I will post as much of the code for the UserControl as you think necessary
or are interested in seeing.

Clearly you understand the complexity of the situation; I thought my
question might jog the memory of someone who had experienced similar problems
and that might lead ME to a solution. To me, a newsgroup seems a very good
place to start.

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Pat


"Cor Ligthert" wrote:
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> Pat,
>
> Do you real think that you can get this kind of help from a newsgroup.
> Involved are:
> a usercontrol
> a resource
> databinding
> datarelations
> more tables
> a special way of handling by you.
>
> Sorry I don't think at least that this in the way you give the problem to us
> it is for me to complex to give a serious answer.
>
> Cor
>
>
>[/color]

[Cor Ligthert]

Re: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Pat,

This kind of situations did me decide that when I use a datagrid not to use
the standard addrow. However to create buttons for this kind of things, what
can I say more?

Cor

[pmcguire]

Re: Forcing a datagrid row to commit

Yes, I think I've decided the same thing.

Thanks,

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Pat


"Cor Ligthert" wrote:
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> Pat,
>
> This kind of situations did me decide that when I use a datagrid not to use
> the standard addrow. However to create buttons for this kind of things, what
> can I say more?
>
> Cor
>
>
>[/color]