Hi Stanley,
thank you for all the help that you provide to us.
In the current issue I tried ExceptionManager.ResumeCatchExceptions whereby no further (sometimes) messageboxes pops up, but the handled exeptions are still occurs.
I know that handled exceptions are not that bad, but they are also annoying. And I thing there could be a small but in the control.
I extracted a very small sample (VS 2003) project where you can see the exception when you set your debugging setting to "step into debugger for common language runtime exceptions"
You will see an IndexOutOfRangeException when you enter any value to a new row.
Please take a look at the event handler "DataTableExt_RowChanged" where i write a new value. If I do not write a value there is no exception.
Hope you have time to take a look.
Greetings, Klaus
>Hi Klaus,
>
>Can you please check if ignoring exceptions through ResumeCatchExceptions helps.
>
>
>using Syncfusion.Windows.Forms;
>
>ExceptionManager.ExceptionCatched += new ExceptionCatchedEventHandler(ExceptionManager_ExceptionCatched);
>
>
>void ExceptionManager_ExceptionCatched(object sender, ExceptionCatchedEventArgs e)
>{
>ExceptionManager.ResumeCatchExceptions();
>}
>
>Best regards,
>Stanley
>
RowChangedUpdateBug.zip