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What type is your dataprovider?
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very nice fix! &nbsp;works perfectly.
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Hi, I am modifying the contents of a DataGrid cell with this line of code:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;toolGrid.dataProvider.getI<wbr />temAt(row)<wbr />[field] = tempValue;<br />
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However, the change is not displayed on the screen. &nbsp;If I add a refresh line:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;toolGrid.dataProvider.getI<wbr />temAt(row)<wbr />[field] = tempValue;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;toolGrid.dataProvider.refr<wbr />esh();<br />
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...the change is reflected on the screen. &nbsp;However, the modified row is moved from its original position to the top of the DataGrid, causing major confusion by the user. &nbsp;From their perspective, the row they were editing has disappeared. <br />
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Is there a better way to change the contents of a cell and have it appear immediately with nothing else about the DataGrid changing?<br />
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thanks<br />
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Kevin<br />
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Hi, I am modifying the contents of a DataGrid cell with this line of code:

     toolGrid.dataProvider.getItemAt(row)[field] = tempValue;

However, the change is not displayed on the screen.  If I add a refresh line:

     toolGrid.dataProvider.getItemAt(row)[field] = tempValue;
     toolGrid.dataProvider.refresh();

...the change is reflected on the screen.  However, the modified row is moved from its original position to the top of the DataGrid, causing major confusion by the user.  From their perspective, the row they were editing has disappeared. 

Is there a better way to change the contents of a cell and have it appear immediately with nothing else about the DataGrid changing?

thanks

Kevin



how to refresh a DataGrid

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