How to get the newly edited text in the AfterEdit event

[Administrator]

I've posed this question a couple of times but gotten no response so I'm starting a new thread.

The question was asked as to how to get the new label value in the AfterEdit event. Currently it when one does something like:

treeView.SelectedNode.Text

it returns an Empty String regardless of the actual new value.

Is there any way to get the new value? According to the previous thread this was supposed to be fixed by now, but I've not found any way to get to it.

Thanks,
Aaron

[Arun Srinivasan]

Hi Aaron
Are you using version 1.6.1.4 of Essential Tools?
Regards,
Arun

[Neal Granroth]

The release notes for v1.6.1.3 say that AfterEdit is obsolete. What replaces it?

[Arun Srinivasan]

Hi Neal,
In Essential Suite version 1.6.1.5, three more events have been added to control node editing, namely:
NodeEditorValidateString (which replaces the AfterEdit)
NodeEditorValidating (fired each time the text of the editor changes) and
NodeEditorValidated(fired right after the text has been accepted)

I have sent you the download instructions for Essential Suite 1.6.1.5.

Regards,
Arun

[The GridLock]

Great! Exactly I was looking for afteredit in treeview.

[Duraimurugan Vedagiri]

Hi Sir,

Thanks for your update.

You can achieve your requirement by using TreeViewAdv.NodeEditorValidated event handler which has the similar behaviour of AfterEdit event. Please refer the below code snippet.

treeViewAdv1.NodeEditorValidated += TreeViewAdv1_NodeEditorValidated;

 

private void TreeViewAdv1_NodeEditorValidated(object sender, TreeNodeAdvEditEventArgs e) 

{ 

    String newlyEditedText = e.Label; 

} 

UG link : https://help.syncfusion.com/windowsforms/treeview/treenodeadvcustomization#editing-the-node

Please let us know if you need any further assistance.

Regards,
Durai

[The GridLock]

Hi Durai, changing its name of this event is a bold decision =)

[Duraimurugan Vedagiri]

Hi Sir,

Thanks for your update.

Please let us know if you need any further assistance.

Regards,
Durai