Hristo,

Thanks for your input.

I am able to validate using "BeforeRowDeactivate" or "BeforeRowDeactivate".

What i am interested in is to retain the new row in the new template if it fails validation (If it passes, it would be added to grid as usual).

But, by using neither of the above said two events, i was not able to retain the new row which fail validation.

Regards,

Parthiban Sekar

Not able to open the attached sample. I have VS2008.

Btw, i have implemented everything you suggested. But the event BeforeRowDeactivate is not getting triggered after the edit

and

grid.ActiveRow.IsAddRow is false when i edit the new row (The event gets triggered when i click on new row template)

Hello,

I have modify my sample to work with Visual Studio 2008, now you should be able to run and test the sample.

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Hristo,

I really appreciate your efforts to help me.

To replicate what i am facing, please do the following changes.

1. Add a combo below the grid ( or wherever but away from the grid panel )

2. Now run the app, start editing the new row template but dont enter all fields , now click on the drop down (outside grid panel).

For me the validation did not happen and row got added to the grid.

The modified sln is attached.

Regards,

Parthiban Sekar

Hristo, Could you help me out :)

Thanks

Hello,

I have modify my sample based on your requirements, please run the sample and let me know if this is what you are looking for.

Thank you for using Infragistics Components.

Well, here's what I did

Dim thisBand As UltraGridBand = e.Row.Band

UltraGrid1.ActiveRow = UltraGrid1.ActiveRowScrollRegion.FirstRow

e.Row.Delete(False)

Dim row As UltraGridRow = thisBand.AddNew()

UltraGrid1.ActiveCell = row.Cells(activecellKey)

I now have the thought though that if the AddNew row is the first row being added to the band that UltraGrid1.ActiveRowScrollRegion.FirstRow will probably fail?

Since it's a child band it will always have a parent row, so your suggestion of getting the reference to the Parent row is probably a more robust solution, and the code actually instantiates a new AddNew row and makes it active so it should end up in the right place.

I'll implement and post back.

Hi,

It seems like you need another row in the same collection to activate in order to provide the proper context. So what you could do is... before you call e.Row.Delete, access e.Row.ParentCollection and see if there are any other rows in the collection besides the one you are about to delete. If so, you could store that row in a variable and activate it right before you call AddNew on the Band. Of course, the problem with that is that the row being deleted might be the last row in the collection. So if there are no other rows, and the row being deleted is a child row, then you could store a reference to it's Parent row and that should be sufficient to provide context.

Actually, now that I think about it, you might want to just check for the Parent Row first. If there is one, store it and then activate it right before you call AddNew. If there is no parent, then presumably there won't be a problem since you are dealing with a root-level row and no context is needed.

Resurrecting this old thread, I'm trying to adapt this example to a grid which has several bands from a hierarchical datasource.

From what I understand here, there is a validation performed. When the validation fails, the values already entered are stored, the row being created is deleted, a new row is created with AddRow, and the new row is populated with the values which were stored.

        void ultraGrid1_BeforeRowUpdate(object sender, CancelableRowEventArgs e)
        {
            if (ultraGrid1.ActiveRow.IsAddRow)
            {
                
                e.Cancel = ValidateRowFall(ultraGrid1.ActiveRow);
                if (!e.Cancel)
                    return;
                ultraGrid1.BeginUpdate();
                ultraGrid1.BeforeRowUpdate -= new CancelableRowEventHandler(ultraGrid1_BeforeRowUpdate);

                string activecellKey = ultraGrid1.ActiveCell.Column.Key;
                Dictionary<string, object> rolItems = new Dictionary<string, object>();
                foreach (UltraGridCell cell in e.Row.Cells)
                    rolItems.Add(cell.Column.Key, cell.Value);

                e.Row.Delete(false);

                UltraGridRow row =e.Row.Band.AddNew();  
                foreach (UltraGridCell cell in e.Row.Cells)
                    row.Cells[cell.Column.Key].SetValue(rolItems[cell.Column.Key], true);
                
                ultraGrid1.ActiveCell = row.Cells[activecellKey];
                ultraGrid1.BeforeRowUpdate += new CancelableRowEventHandler(ultraGrid1_BeforeRowUpdate);
                ultraGrid1.EndUpdate();
                ultraGrid1.PerformAction(UltraGridAction.EnterEditMode);
            }
           
        }

However ... when e.Row.Delete(false); is executed and e.row is in a child band, it appears the grid doesn't have an active row and fires an error

"Not enough context to add a new row. Either a row in this band or the parent band has to be active to provide for enough context."

Any quick fix to select a row to become active in the child band so the code can finish?

Sorry, Figured that ENTER key issue out. Thanks again,

Thanks Hristo,

Thats what i exactly need!

I just need one more thing.

In my grid, when i press "Enter" key, no action or event occurs as of now  but it happens in your sample.

Could you tell me what i need to do to enable Row adding on pressing ENTER?

Thanks,

Parthiban Sekar