control lost focus

Hi Hui, There is no event with CancelEventArg on control lost focus. But the focus can be set back in the LostFocus event handler by calling the grid.Focus(); method, which wont allow the focus to be lost. Regards, Calvin.

Please see the attached example. Our original design is to save the data when the row is changed or the grid control lost focus, which could be the case like the user click other control on the form, or this form closed. If save fails, we want to display the error messge, and the grid control get focus again. If set the debug point in the event of gridControl1_LostFocus, gridControl1.Focus() does work. However, if there is no debug point set there, the LostFocus event is not raised, and the gridControl1 does lose control. Hui >Hi Hui, > >There is no event with CancelEventArg on control lost focus. But the focus can be set back in the LostFocus event handler by calling the grid.Focus(); method, which wont allow the focus to be lost. > >Regards, >Calvin.

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Hi Hui, Try handling the Grid’s Validating event to see if that helps. Attached a sample. Regards, Calvin.

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Thanks, Calvin. Actually yesterday after I sent my example code, I tried the Validating event, it worked for me. However, when I merge this code to our project. The validating was not raised if clicking other control on the form. I will try to figure out why, and may come back to you later. Hui >Hi Hui, > >Try handling the Grid’s Validating event to see if that helps. Attached a sample. > >Regards, >Calvin.

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I figured it out. When the grid control is added at runtime, set tabindex = 0 will raise the validating event when move the focus out of this grid control >Thanks, Calvin. >Actually yesterday after I sent my example code, I tried the Validating event, it worked for me. > >However, when I merge this code to our project. The validating was not raised if clicking other control on the form. > >I will try to figure out why, and may come back to you later. > >Hui > >>Hi Hui, >> >>Try handling the Grid’s Validating event to see if that helps. Attached a sample. >> >>Regards, >>Calvin.

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I still have some problems with the validating event. I don''t have the issue with the example, because the event handling is quite simple. However, in the project I am working on, we implemented a lot events, and the validating() event of the grid is not raised when I clicked on other controls (like button..) in the form. Do you have some idea on it? Thanks. Hui > >I figured it out. When the grid control is added at runtime, set tabindex = 0 will raise the validating event when move the focus out of this grid control > >>Thanks, Calvin. >>Actually yesterday after I sent my example code, I tried the Validating event, it worked for me. >> >>However, when I merge this code to our project. The validating was not raised if clicking other control on the form. >> >>I will try to figure out why, and may come back to you later. >> >>Hui >> >>>Hi Hui, >>> >>>Try handling the Grid’s Validating event to see if that helps. Attached a sample. >>> >>>Regards, >>>Calvin.

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Hi Hui, Please ensure that CausesValidation of those controls like button are set to true. Best regards, Stanley

Hi Hui, Try handling the Grid’s Validating event to see if that helps. Attached a sample. Regards, Calvin.

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