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how to force a 'SyncWithCurrencyManager' updatechange the record in one control the position is also changed in the other controls because I have "syncwithcurrencymanager' set to true for all the controls. I'm assuming that actual syncwithcurrencymanager for all the controls gets executed when the event "BindingManagerPositionChanged" fires. The problem occurs when I set a RowFilter on the defaultview of the table in the dataset. If the application of the RowView causes the current record to change (because the previously displayed record didn't match the filter criteria) then the BindingContext(...).position changes BUT the BindingManagerPositionChanged event does NOT fire. The record in the other controls does not change. After applying the filter I need to click my "Next Rec" then "Prev Rec" buttons to the the controls synced up again. I probably can programmatically do a "next rec" and then a "prev rec" but that won't work if the RowFilter results in only 1 record being exposed. So the question is this: If I apply a RowFilter to a table how do I force the SyncWithCurrencyManager to update all the controls that are controlled by BindingContextManager? Thanks... John,
I have searched on internet (Google and MSDN's) for SyncWithCurrencyManager and got one message. However can you explain to us what property or whatever this is? Cor "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht news:9TEHg.10$XD1.5@trnddc01...Show quoteHide quote >I have multiple controls set to the same database and, normally, when I >change the record in one control the position is also changed in the other >controls because I have "syncwithcurrencymanager' set to true for all the >controls. I'm assuming that actual syncwithcurrencymanager for all the >controls gets executed when the event "BindingManagerPositionChanged" >fires. > > The problem occurs when I set a RowFilter on the defaultview of the table > in the dataset. If the application of the RowView causes the current > record to change (because the previously displayed record didn't match the > filter criteria) then the BindingContext(...).position changes BUT the > BindingManagerPositionChanged event does NOT fire. The record in the > other controls does not change. After applying the filter I need to click > my "Next Rec" then "Prev Rec" buttons to the the controls synced up again. > > I probably can programmatically do a "next rec" and then a "prev rec" but > that won't work if the RowFilter results in only 1 record being exposed. > > So the question is this: If I apply a RowFilter to a table how do I force > the SyncWithCurrencyManager to update all the controls that are controlled > by BindingContextManager? > > Thanks... > Cor,
This sounds like one of the properties on some of the Infragistics controls. JohnR would be probably be better going to www.infragistics.com to get an answer. Paul Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message news:eQjDc7FyGHA.4240@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > John, > > I have searched on internet (Google and MSDN's) for > SyncWithCurrencyManager and got one message. > > However can you explain to us what property or whatever this is? > > Cor > > "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht > news:9TEHg.10$XD1.5@trnddc01... >>I have multiple controls set to the same database and, normally, when I >>change the record in one control the position is also changed in the other >>controls because I have "syncwithcurrencymanager' set to true for all the >>controls. I'm assuming that actual syncwithcurrencymanager for all the >>controls gets executed when the event "BindingManagerPositionChanged" >>fires. >> >> The problem occurs when I set a RowFilter on the defaultview of the table >> in the dataset. If the application of the RowView causes the current >> record to change (because the previously displayed record didn't match >> the filter criteria) then the BindingContext(...).position changes BUT >> the BindingManagerPositionChanged event does NOT fire. The record in the >> other controls does not change. After applying the filter I need to >> click my "Next Rec" then "Prev Rec" buttons to the the controls synced up >> again. >> >> I probably can programmatically do a "next rec" and then a "prev rec" but >> that won't work if the RowFilter results in only 1 record being exposed. >> >> So the question is this: If I apply a RowFilter to a table how do I >> force the SyncWithCurrencyManager to update all the controls that are >> controlled by BindingContextManager? >> >> Thanks... >> > > Hi Cor,
Yes, Paul is correct. SyncWithCurrencyManager is an Infragistics property. It determines if you wish the control to 'sync' with the currencymanager or not. However, the basic problem is the same. The question is whether it is a microsoft behavior or a behavior specific to the Infragistic control... so let me rephrase the question and see if anybody can shed some light on the issue... Assuming you have multiple controls that are updated with the same currencymanager, if you change the current record by, lets say, incrementing the bindingmanager.position property then ALL the controls point to the same new record. I suspect, but can't prove, that this is a reaction to the BindingManagerBase.PositionChanged event firing. However if you change the current record by virture of applying a RowFilter to the DataView then what I'm seeing is that only the control that has focus when the DataView.RowFilter was applied gets changed. The other controls still point to the original record. I believe this is happening because, if the record changes because you changed the RowFilter, the BindingManagerBase.PositionChanged event does NOT fire (that I verified), and, hence, the other controls never get notified to update their current record. My user interface is a tabbed display with one tab having the individual fields displayed for the 'current' record. The other tab is an Infragistics grid that has a row for each record in the database. By choosing a row (in the grid row view tab) or buy clicking Prev Rec or Next Rec on the main tab display everything works fine. The only issue is that if you are on the main tab and set a rowfilter, the data on the main tab changes properly, but the datagrid on the other tab does not. I will also post this to the Infragistics site and see if anybody there can tell me if it's a Infragistics issue or not. Thanks, John Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message news:eQjDc7FyGHA.4240@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... > John, > > I have searched on internet (Google and MSDN's) for > SyncWithCurrencyManager and got one message. > > However can you explain to us what property or whatever this is? > > Cor > > "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht > news:9TEHg.10$XD1.5@trnddc01... >>I have multiple controls set to the same database and, normally, when I >>change the record in one control the position is also changed in the other >>controls because I have "syncwithcurrencymanager' set to true for all the >>controls. I'm assuming that actual syncwithcurrencymanager for all the >>controls gets executed when the event "BindingManagerPositionChanged" >>fires. >> >> The problem occurs when I set a RowFilter on the defaultview of the table >> in the dataset. If the application of the RowView causes the current >> record to change (because the previously displayed record didn't match >> the filter criteria) then the BindingContext(...).position changes BUT >> the BindingManagerPositionChanged event does NOT fire. The record in the >> other controls does not change. After applying the filter I need to >> click my "Next Rec" then "Prev Rec" buttons to the the controls synced up >> again. >> >> I probably can programmatically do a "next rec" and then a "prev rec" but >> that won't work if the RowFilter results in only 1 record being exposed. >> >> So the question is this: If I apply a RowFilter to a table how do I >> force the SyncWithCurrencyManager to update all the controls that are >> controlled by BindingContextManager? >> >> Thanks... >> > > John,
That is in my idea why you can create New dataviews With a New dataview you normally use its own currencymanager With just declaring a dataview, you set a pointer to an old one (the defaultview). This is why you can create seperate dataviews, every datatable contains already a dataview which is the property defaultview. I hope that this answers slightly your question. Cor "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht news:ulIHg.41$Xl5.20@trnddc06...Show quoteHide quote > Hi Cor, > > Yes, Paul is correct. SyncWithCurrencyManager is an Infragistics > property. It determines if you wish the control to 'sync' with the > currencymanager or not. However, the basic problem is the same. The > question is whether it is a microsoft behavior or a behavior specific to > the Infragistic control... so let me rephrase the question and see if > anybody can shed some light on the issue... > > Assuming you have multiple controls that are updated with the same > currencymanager, if you change the current record by, lets say, > incrementing the bindingmanager.position property then ALL the controls > point to the same new record. I suspect, but can't prove, that this is a > reaction to the BindingManagerBase.PositionChanged event firing. However > if you change the current record by virture of applying a RowFilter to the > DataView then what I'm seeing is that only the control that has focus when > the DataView.RowFilter was applied gets changed. The other controls still > point to the original record. I believe this is happening because, if the > record changes because you changed the RowFilter, the > BindingManagerBase.PositionChanged event does NOT fire (that I verified), > and, hence, the other controls never get notified to update their current > record. > > My user interface is a tabbed display with one tab having the individual > fields displayed for the 'current' record. The other tab is an > Infragistics grid that has a row for each record in the database. By > choosing a row (in the grid row view tab) or buy clicking Prev Rec or Next > Rec on the main tab display everything works fine. The only issue is that > if you are on the main tab and set a rowfilter, the data on the main tab > changes properly, but the datagrid on the other tab does not. > > I will also post this to the Infragistics site and see if anybody there > can tell me if it's a Infragistics issue or not. > > Thanks, John > > "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message > news:eQjDc7FyGHA.4240@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >> John, >> >> I have searched on internet (Google and MSDN's) for >> SyncWithCurrencyManager and got one message. >> >> However can you explain to us what property or whatever this is? >> >> Cor >> >> "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht >> news:9TEHg.10$XD1.5@trnddc01... >>>I have multiple controls set to the same database and, normally, when I >>>change the record in one control the position is also changed in the >>>other controls because I have "syncwithcurrencymanager' set to true for >>>all the controls. I'm assuming that actual syncwithcurrencymanager for >>>all the controls gets executed when the event >>>"BindingManagerPositionChanged" fires. >>> >>> The problem occurs when I set a RowFilter on the defaultview of the >>> table in the dataset. If the application of the RowView causes the >>> current record to change (because the previously displayed record didn't >>> match the filter criteria) then the BindingContext(...).position changes >>> BUT the BindingManagerPositionChanged event does NOT fire. The record >>> in the other controls does not change. After applying the filter I need >>> to click my "Next Rec" then "Prev Rec" buttons to the the controls >>> synced up again. >>> >>> I probably can programmatically do a "next rec" and then a "prev rec" >>> but that won't work if the RowFilter results in only 1 record being >>> exposed. >>> >>> So the question is this: If I apply a RowFilter to a table how do I >>> force the SyncWithCurrencyManager to update all the controls that are >>> controlled by BindingContextManager? >>> >>> Thanks... >>> >> >> > > Hi Cor,
Thanks for the reply... after some more research I found out that the Infragistics Grid control does a "lazy" sync. That is, it does not actually sync up with the currencymanager until it is painted. Because the grid was on a separate tab, and not visible, it didn't sync up, which is why when I tried to grab a field it was from the previously pointed to record. So what I had to do is determine the row I needed manually, and not depend on the grid being synced up. Funny how everything becomes clear once you realize what is going on! Thanks, John Show quoteHide quote "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message news:%23JPojoMyGHA.3656@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... > John, > > That is in my idea why you can create New dataviews > > With a New dataview you normally use its own currencymanager > With just declaring a dataview, you set a pointer to an old one (the > defaultview). > > This is why you can create seperate dataviews, every datatable contains > already a dataview which is the property defaultview. > > I hope that this answers slightly your question. > > Cor > > "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht > news:ulIHg.41$Xl5.20@trnddc06... >> Hi Cor, >> >> Yes, Paul is correct. SyncWithCurrencyManager is an Infragistics >> property. It determines if you wish the control to 'sync' with the >> currencymanager or not. However, the basic problem is the same. The >> question is whether it is a microsoft behavior or a behavior specific to >> the Infragistic control... so let me rephrase the question and see if >> anybody can shed some light on the issue... >> >> Assuming you have multiple controls that are updated with the same >> currencymanager, if you change the current record by, lets say, >> incrementing the bindingmanager.position property then ALL the controls >> point to the same new record. I suspect, but can't prove, that this is a >> reaction to the BindingManagerBase.PositionChanged event firing. >> However if you change the current record by virture of applying a >> RowFilter to the DataView then what I'm seeing is that only the control >> that has focus when the DataView.RowFilter was applied gets changed. The >> other controls still point to the original record. I believe this is >> happening because, if the record changes because you changed the >> RowFilter, the BindingManagerBase.PositionChanged event does NOT fire >> (that I verified), and, hence, the other controls never get notified to >> update their current record. >> >> My user interface is a tabbed display with one tab having the individual >> fields displayed for the 'current' record. The other tab is an >> Infragistics grid that has a row for each record in the database. By >> choosing a row (in the grid row view tab) or buy clicking Prev Rec or >> Next Rec on the main tab display everything works fine. The only issue >> is that if you are on the main tab and set a rowfilter, the data on the >> main tab changes properly, but the datagrid on the other tab does not. >> >> I will also post this to the Infragistics site and see if anybody there >> can tell me if it's a Infragistics issue or not. >> >> Thanks, John >> >> "Cor Ligthert [MVP]" <notmyfirstn***@planet.nl> wrote in message >> news:eQjDc7FyGHA.4240@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... >>> John, >>> >>> I have searched on internet (Google and MSDN's) for >>> SyncWithCurrencyManager and got one message. >>> >>> However can you explain to us what property or whatever this is? >>> >>> Cor >>> >>> "JohnR" <JohnR***@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht >>> news:9TEHg.10$XD1.5@trnddc01... >>>>I have multiple controls set to the same database and, normally, when I >>>>change the record in one control the position is also changed in the >>>>other controls because I have "syncwithcurrencymanager' set to true for >>>>all the controls. I'm assuming that actual syncwithcurrencymanager for >>>>all the controls gets executed when the event >>>>"BindingManagerPositionChanged" fires. >>>> >>>> The problem occurs when I set a RowFilter on the defaultview of the >>>> table in the dataset. If the application of the RowView causes the >>>> current record to change (because the previously displayed record >>>> didn't match the filter criteria) then the BindingContext(...).position >>>> changes BUT the BindingManagerPositionChanged event does NOT fire. The >>>> record in the other controls does not change. After applying the >>>> filter I need to click my "Next Rec" then "Prev Rec" buttons to the the >>>> controls synced up again. >>>> >>>> I probably can programmatically do a "next rec" and then a "prev rec" >>>> but that won't work if the RowFilter results in only 1 record being >>>> exposed. >>>> >>>> So the question is this: If I apply a RowFilter to a table how do I >>>> force the SyncWithCurrencyManager to update all the controls that are >>>> controlled by BindingContextManager? >>>> >>>> Thanks... >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > 
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