M
Morris Neuman
I am testing the value of bindingNavigatorDeleteItem.Pressed in a GridView's
RowsRemoved() event handler. If there is more than 1 row in the grid then
bindingNavigatorDeleteItem.Pressed always returns TRUE as it should be (when
it was pressed to delete a row).
When there is only one row in the gridview then it returns FALSE even though
the button was pressed to delete the last row.
What is the logic for that? Is there a bug in the boundary condition of the
Gridview when only 1 row is in the GridView?
RowsRemoved() event handler. If there is more than 1 row in the grid then
bindingNavigatorDeleteItem.Pressed always returns TRUE as it should be (when
it was pressed to delete a row).
When there is only one row in the gridview then it returns FALSE even though
the button was pressed to delete the last row.
What is the logic for that? Is there a bug in the boundary condition of the
Gridview when only 1 row is in the GridView?