I have a standard combo box in a datagrid (DataGridEnableComboBoxColumn) and
I want to catch the SelectionChangeCommitted event.

Does anyone know how to do this?

More Info:

In my datagridcomboboxcolumn class I have the following:

Public Delegate Sub ComboValueChanged(ByVal changingRow As Integer, ByVal
newValue As Object)

Public Event CheckComboValueChanged As ComboValueChanged


When I create my datagridcolumnstyle I have added the following handler:

AddHandler tccolumn.CheckComboValueChanged, New
DataGridEnableComboBoxColumn.ComboValueChanged(AddressOf
myProjDet.JobStatusChanged)


And myProjDet.JobStatusChanged looks like this:

Public Sub JobStatusChanged(ByVal changingRow As Integer, ByVal newValue As
Object)

End Sub



HOWEVER, putting a debug breakpoint on this sub proves that even though I
change the value in the combobox, the code never drops into this
eventhandler.


Can anyone explain this?
Am I doing something obviously wrong?

Any help would be VERY appreciated.

Try changing the delegate name to SelectedValueChanged. I think the event
handler has to be named as <propertyname>Changed.

Ron Ford

"Supa Hoopsa" wrote:

> More Info:
>
> In my datagridcomboboxcolumn class I have the following:
>
> Public Delegate Sub ComboValueChanged(ByVal changingRow As Integer, ByVal
> newValue As Object)
>
> Public Event CheckComboValueChanged As ComboValueChanged
>
>
> When I create my datagridcolumnstyle I have added the following handler:
>
> AddHandler tccolumn.CheckComboValueChanged, New
> DataGridEnableComboBoxColumn.ComboValueChanged(AddressOf
> myProjDet.JobStatusChanged)
>
>
> And myProjDet.JobStatusChanged looks like this:
>
> Public Sub JobStatusChanged(ByVal changingRow As Integer, ByVal newValue As
> Object)
>
> End Sub
>
>
>
> HOWEVER, putting a debug breakpoint on this sub proves that even though I
> change the value in the combobox, the code never drops into this
> eventhandler.
>
>
> Can anyone explain this?
> Am I doing something obviously wrong?
>
> Any help would be VERY appreciated.
>