thanks for the suggestion Hady :)

My problem,  when I modify anything In the first row and I click back to an another well be created!

thanks for the suggestion Hady :)

My problem,  when I modify anything In the first row and I click back to an another a new row well be created!

Hi,

I don't understand what you are asking. If a user edits the TemplateAddRow and leaves the row, then that row is committed to the data source.

That's the whole point of having a TemplateAddRow - to allow the user to add new rows to the grid.

Are you saying that when a user edits a TemplateAddRow and then leaves that row that you want the users changes to be discarded? That doesn't make any sense.

You could handle BeforeRowDeactivate and check for IsAddRow and check for empty cells and then cancel the event so as to keep the user in the row. But once they leave the row, there is no way to stop that row from being committed.

Please Mike, have any idea to disable committing row if any cells in row are empty..

yes that's the problem,

but  is not the right solution :(

Anyway, thank you very much, Mike, for your careful :)

Hi,

I am unable to view the video you posted here. It appears to require some third-party plug-in and neither FireFox nor Internet Explorer can determine which one.

Anyway,if you are using the TemplateAddRow in the grid, then leaving that TemplateAddRow and clicking on another row in the grid will commit that row. There is no way around this, because the BindingManager in DotNot automatically commits the changes whenever the current position changes.

You could try setting the SyncWithCurrencyManager on the grid to false so that clicking on a grid row does not cause a change in position, but I am not confident that this will work.