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Cesar Ronchese
Hi All.
I'm printing the contents of a datatable in my control, and actually it is
working well. My problem is when a row is deleted from the datatable, which
fires the RowDeleted event and, inside this event, I try automatically
redraw my control.
What I have noticed is, after RowDeleted event is fired, the row is not
deleted, just the RowState is changed to deleted. And, looking for tasks in
my code, I really need that row be completely removed from the datatable
before I can redraw my control.
Is possible I change the default behaviour, to truly remove the row when
firing RowDeleted event?
Cesar
I'm printing the contents of a datatable in my control, and actually it is
working well. My problem is when a row is deleted from the datatable, which
fires the RowDeleted event and, inside this event, I try automatically
redraw my control.
What I have noticed is, after RowDeleted event is fired, the row is not
deleted, just the RowState is changed to deleted. And, looking for tasks in
my code, I really need that row be completely removed from the datatable
before I can redraw my control.
Is possible I change the default behaviour, to truly remove the row when
firing RowDeleted event?
Cesar