Thanks for the post. I found it very useful in my implementation.

Hit the wrong button there, sorry.

But if you're using more than one grid then do this:

var grid = $find("<%=WebDataGrid1.ClientID%>");

Hey Roland,

This isn't too much of a problem.  What you can do is attach event handlers to entered and exited edit mode to log and clear the grid & cell.  Just attach the same handlers for both grids.

var gridRef;
        var cellRef;

        function enteredEditMode(grid, args) {
            gridRef = grid;
            cellRef = args.getCell();
        }

        function exitedEditMode(grid, args) {
            gridRef = null;
            cellRef = null;
        }

<ig:CellEditing>
                            <CellEditingClientEvents EnteredEditMode="enteredEditMode" ExitedEditMode="exitedEditMode" />
                        </ig:CellEditing>

This will handle cell editing.  If you have row adding or filtering on, you would need to attach handlers there.  Then, in you keydown event, I would just check that the gridRef or cellRef is not null before attempting to use those variables.  Let us know if this works.

-Dave

David,

I cannot use $find("WebDataGrid1"), because I have two grids. Is there an other way to get a reference to the grid being edited, or the edited cell?

Thanks in advance,

Roland