I have a grid containing master rows and detail rows.  Both the master rows and detail rows headers contain an insertion row.  However, I only wish the master rows to allow existing rows to be edited, not the detail rows.  How do I achieve this? I have attached an example project of my current situation where detail rows are still ...

Hi to all, I use the wpf datagrid control in a master / detail szenario (bound to a dataset with 4 levels). I need to show and hide the insertionrow of each level by code (button click of a button in a header datatemplate of each level). How can I achieve this in code?  Thank you for your help or any hint you can give me!

Thanks for the official reply.  Hopefully when you do this navigation overhaul, you can give us several options for the different scenarios: 1. Inserting a lot of new data.  This should be done with the Tab and Enter keys, and the Enter key should take you back to the first InsertionCell by default, but is programattically changable ...

I have defined my InsertRow in the Fixed Footer as given below:                 <xcdg:DataGridControl.View>                    ...

I have had a problem that I have finally found a solution. My users require the ability for the focus to be moved to the first column of the next data row when the press enter on the insertion row. They are happy to use the arrow keys to move around the grid and the tab key whilst in edit mode but when they pressed the Enter key the were very ...

Debugging a bit more, it seams when you are adding a new row to a collection that implements the IEditableObject interface, only the EndEdit method is called. Probably it is correct due to the fact that while adding you don't have anything to backup, I don't know if this has any implication internally to the grid. My EndEdit methods ...

Hi, I found the reason why this is not working. The Currencies ObservableCollection to which the DataGridCollectionViewSource binds to, is a collection of domain objects implementing the IEditableObject interface. I don't know why but having that interface implemented stops the show, removing the implementation the InsertionRow works ...

I had this same problem, except *all* of my columns were read only.  I ended up doing a popup that showed some controls for the intitial data.  No matter how I templated the insert row, all controls in the template were read only and unusable.

Thanks for your reply. Your workaround gave me an idea that is currently working.  It seemed to me that a new ''DataGridDetailDescription'' is created for each parent row, as opposed to using this object in a static way (no static methods).  So, I created my own workaround by changing my implementation of the DataGridDescription class ...

I had already implemented a DataGridDetailDescription.  It is working in the sense that I can expand any parent row and the child objects are displayed in child rows in a subgrid.  See the code below: (modified slightly to rename the names of my variables)   class ParentDetail : ...