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Hi,
the cells of my SFDataGrid show me this "validation error":
"The input value is not a valid value for DevExpress.Xpo.XPCollection" when I try to select one of the object in a GridComboBoxColumn.
Example of this column:
sfDataGrid.Columns.Add(new GridComboBoxColumn()
{
MappingName = "Category",
HeaderText = "Category",
DisplayMember = "Name",
ValueMember = "Name",
DropDownStyle = DropDownStyle.DropDownList,
DataSource = dataSourceObjectSpace.GetObjects<Category>().ToList(),
ValidationMode = Syncfusion.WinForms.DataGrid.Enums.GridValidationMode.None
});
The Category property is one of the property of the "grid row object" Item.
The grid datasource is assigned like:
grid.DataSource = dataSourceObjectSpace.GetObjects<Item>();
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Saverio
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Hi,
in your attached example, instead of using "Ship Country" as a simple string type, try to create the same property as a "Country" class type (more logical structure, for an OOP language); in that case, the column data source would become a list of Country objects, no longer a list of string.
Furthermore, how can I associate an enum type property to a column instead?
Hi Saverio,
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in your attached example, instead of using "Ship Country" as a simple string type, try to create the same property as a "Country" class type (more logical structure, for an OOP language); in that case, the column data source would become a list of Country objects, no longer a list of string. | We have modified the ShipCountry type as a country class type and the GridComboBoxColumn DataSource as a country object. |
Furthermore, how can I associate an enum type property to a column instead? | You can set the enum type property to the GridComboBox column. |
Hi,
ok, I found how the enum columns works (I must create a new List of enums, populate it with the desired enums, and then assign to the desired column, strange behaviour, because I thought that was enough to assign directly the enum type to the "ColumnMemberType", but this is not the case, but ok, the important is that it works...), now I will try to resolve the first problem and I'll update you.
But I found another strange problem; the DateTime column crash the application (System.NullReferenceException), when I try to add a new row and then to edit it.
A sample of the column:
sfDataGrid1.Columns.Add(new GridDateTimeColumn()
{
MappingName = "Date",
HeaderText = "Data",
ColumnMemberType = typeof(DateTime),
Pattern = DateTimePattern.ShortDate,
AllowNull = true
});
Saverio,
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ok, I found how the enum columns works (I must create a new List of enums, populate it with the desired enums, and then assign to the desired column, strange behaviour, because I thought that was enough to assign directly the enum type to the "ColumnMemberType", but this is not the case, but ok, the important is that it works...), now I will try to resolve the first problem and I'll update you.
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Thanks for the update. Please test at your end. Also, please let us know if you require any further assistance on this. we will be happy to assist you. |
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But I found another strange problem; the DateTime column crash the application (System.NullReferenceException), when I try to add a new row and then to edit it.
A sample of the column:
sfDataGrid1.Columns.Add(new GridDateTimeColumn() { MappingName = "Date", HeaderText = "Data", ColumnMemberType = typeof(DateTime), Pattern = DateTimePattern.ShortDate, AllowNull = true });
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We
have created a new thread for the query, and the link is below. |
