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Hi,
I read in another thread that the Grid.Refresh method would trigger the SiblingValueChanged event, but it doesn’t seem to work for me. It’ll pop up when i assign a datasource or when i modify cell values, but i can’t seem to refresh the whole grid without having to rebind.
What i want to do is lock most of the grid’s cells when an outside checkbox is checked and unlock them when it is unchecked (with a few exceptions). Best way to do it would be to have an event triggered for each cell.
Thanks.
Imported from legacy forums. Posted by JP Lambert (had 2465 views)
You can could simply loop through the Cells of the DataRowTemplate to set most of the cells and them modify the exceptions.
Here is a rough example of what I had in mind:
e.g.,
<code>
private void Form1_Load( object sender, EventArgs e )
{
for( int j = 0; j < 6; j++ )
{
Column col = new Column( “Column”+j.ToString() );
gridControl1.Columns.Add( col );
}for( int i = 0; i < 50; i++ )
{
Xceed.Grid.DataRow row = gridControl1.DataRows.AddNew();
foreach( Cell cell in row.Cells )
{
cell.Value = “Item ” + i.ToString();
}
row.EndEdit();
}
}//The event from the “lock” checkbox
private void checkLock_CheckedChanged( object sender, EventArgs e )
{
if( checkLock.Checked )
{
foreach( Cell cell in dataRowTemplate1.Cells )
{
cell.ReadOnly = true;
}
//Handle the exceptions here
}
else
{
foreach( Cell cell in dataRowTemplate1.Cells )
{
cell.ReadOnly = false;
}
//Handle the exceptions here
}
}
</code>Imported from legacy forums. Posted by CharlesB (had 205 views)
I guess i was overthinking this one…lol
Made a simple loop that calls the SiblingValueChanged handler for each cell…works like a charm! Thanks.
Private Sub grdEfforts_Refresh()
Dim gCell As Xceed.Grid.Cell
Dim gRow As Xceed.Grid.DataRowFor Each gRow In grdEfforts.DataRows
For Each gCell In gRow.Cells
grdEfforts_SetCellStyle(gCell, New System.EventArgs())
Next
NextEnd Sub
Imported from legacy forums. Posted by JP Lambert (had 3647 views)
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