CurrentCell edit

[Anil Kumar M]

Hi,
I am using a DBDG grid control
I am using Grid_CellDoubleClick event which i am using to show another windows form, but when
close the windows form and come back, the current cell will be in editing mode, if i double click on the cell, CellDoubleClick event is not occuring.

i gave grid.currentcell.beginedit() in grid_CurrentCellStartEditing and grid.currentcell.endedit() in grid_CurrentCellEditingComplete
its working fine but there is issues of refresh of windows form happening very lately..

grid_CurrentCellStartEditing event is going for many loops when i added this stattement grid.currentcell.beginedit().

is there any better solution

thanks ,
seash

[Administrator]

I am not sure what you want.

If you do not want the currentcell to be editing when the new form closes, then in your Grid_CellDoubleClick handler before you open the new form, try calling grid.CurrentCell.EndEdit to to see if that will take care of this problem.

You should not call grid.CurrentCell.BeginEdit from within a grid.CurrentCellStartEditing event handler as calling BeginEdit raises this event.

If you will give more details about what behavior you want to see, we may be able to suggest something.

[Administrator]

Hi Clay

how to end edit mode of a current cell after double clicking on that cell.
I am having grid_CellDoubleClick event on the grid.
so when i double click on any cell, i will be showing a windows form.
when i close the window form. the current cell(which has been double clicked) still will be in edit mode.
if i double click again on the same cell(which is in edit mode, cursor will be appearing in the cell) grid_CellDoubleClick event will not be occuring or happening, which it is supposed to happen.

before calling the windows form in grid_CellDoubleClick event i added the code
grid.CurrentCell.EndEdit but the current cell is in still edit mode

seash.

>I am not sure what you want.
>
>If you do not want the currentcell to be editing when the new form closes, then in your Grid_CellDoubleClick handler before you open the new form, try calling grid.CurrentCell.EndEdit to to see if that will take care of this problem.
>
>You should not call grid.CurrentCell.BeginEdit from within a grid.CurrentCellStartEditing event handler as calling BeginEdit raises this event.
>
>If you will give more details about what behavior you want to see, we may be able to suggest something.

[Administrator]

>>how to end edit mode of a current cell after double clicking on that cell.

In your Grid_CellDoubleClick handler before you open the new form, try calling grid.CurrentCell.EndEdit.

[Administrator]

I tried this statement but its not working

seash

[Administrator]

It seems to work for me as long as ActivateCurrentCellBehavior is not SetCurrent. Here is a little sample. WindowsApplication1_5593.zip

[Administrator]

Thanks clay

seash