Thanks for the reply! I apologize for not giving enough info.

I am indeed doing all data writes via a ultradatasource and I let the data binding to the grid take care of the rest. How do you set the Current row via a data source? Or do I need to take the UltraDataRow object passed from UltraDataSource.Add() and pass it directly to UltraDataGrid.Current?

 As I dig into this a bit more, I guess I'm missing some key piece of information.

(a) First I thought I would ditch the data source and just add directly to the grid. Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to add rows directly to a grid. There is not a "Add" method on UltraDataGrid or UltraDataGrid.Rows (I'm probably looking in the wrong place).

(b) I looked at ActiveRow and ActiveRowScrollRegion... they seem fairly straightforward. Except they operate on UltraGridRows... not UltraDataRows (which is what I get back from the UltraDataSource). Given a datasource row, how do I correlate it to a grid row?

 I apologize for being ignorant here... I suspect that I'm missing some key architectural information about how infragistics UI does the separation of concerns between data objects and presentation objects. Unfortunately the help is not revealing in this case... it's probably buried somewhere but I'm having a great deal of difficultly mining information from either the help or from intellisense.

Obvious caveat here - if you intend to sort the items in the grid then there doesn't seem to be much point in scrolling it... who knows where in the (sorted) collection the newest row will appear, but it won't (or at least shouldn't) always be at the bottom.

Simon Gillbee said:

 Okay... I think I might have figured it out. Does this look okay?

 

public void AddRow(object[ rowData)
{
   // Add new row(s) to grid
   UltraGridRow row = ultraGrid1.Rows.Band.AddNew();
   for (int i = 0; i < rowData.GetLength(0) && i < row.Cells.Count; i++)
   {
      row.Cells[i].Value = rowData[i];
   }
}

 

Yes, that's the way to do it. :) 

For what it's worth, I'm not using UltraDataSource - I'm keeping all my objects in a .NET IBindingList collection (in my case this is just a BindingList at the moment, although I may well subclass it at a later date) and binding them directly to the DataSource property on the UltraGrid. That way adding a row is as simple as calling myBindingList.Add(mynewObject) which ought to be a reasonably efficient operation (rather than looping through all existing rows!!!). The grid seems to successfully & automatically pick up whenever new objects are added to the collection (and triggers the appropriate UltraGrid eventHandlers accordingly). Presumably it should also work with any other standard (bound) data source... 

I had some fun and games trying to get the binding sorted out - now that it's working I'm not going to fiddle with it! If you decide to go down a similar route, you might want to try hooking your collection (or table or whatever) up to a .Net BindingSource object, then setting the BindingSource as the grid's DataSource... play around with it and see if you can get any of them running. I had to build a separate (blank) WinForm with a single grid and a couple of buttons to trigger logging events (and nothing else) just to test exactly which binding setup actually worked on the grid, without having the clutter of heaps of other events/code to muddy the waters.

Good luck - keen to hear how you get on... 

 Okay... I think I might have figured it out. Does this look okay?

public void AddRow(object[ rowData)
{
   // Add new row(s) to grid
   UltraGridRow row = ultraGrid1.Rows.Band.AddNew();
   for (int i = 0; i < rowData.GetLength(0) && i < row.Cells.Count; i++)
   {
      row.Cells[i].Value = rowData[i];
   }
}

 Thanks! This is *exactly* what I was planning to do... and you saved me the time. Now if only I could figure out how to add rows directly to a grid without going through the UltraDataSource.