Hi George,

     Thank you for your running sample code, I am able to replicate the issue. I have fowarded this to our developer team and I will inform you as soon as it ready on our hotfix.

     I hope it helps and please, do not hesitate to ask if you have any other questions. Thank you.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Maged,

     Glad to hear that your problem is fixed and thank you for your information as well. Please do not hesitate to ask if you have any other questions. Thank you.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Nicolas,

     Based on your scenario, I believe that it would be better if we used OnRowSelect client side event. Because on OnCellClick client event, there is no object has been retrieved. It will get the cell object only instead of its row. But instead, when you use OnRowSelect client side event, you can get the row object and get the cell by its named item.

     Here is the snippet of it:

function WebGrid1_OnRowSelect(controlId, tblName, rowIndex, rowEl)
		{
		    var grid = ISGetObject(controlId);
		    var SelectedObject = grid.GetSelectedObject();
		    var RowObject = SelectedObject.ToRowObject();
		    var cells = RowObject.GetCells();
		        
		    alert(cells.GetNamedItem("Discontinued").Value);
			
			return true;
		}

Hi Nicolas,

     Based on your scenario, I believe that it would be better if we used OnRowSelect client side event. Because on OnCellClick client event, there is no object has been retrieved. It will get the cell object only instead of its row. But instead, when you use OnRowSelect client side event, you can get the row object and get the cell by its named item.

     Here is the snippet of it:

function WebGrid1_OnRowSelect(controlId, tblName, rowIndex, rowEl)
		{
		    var grid = ISGetObject(controlId);
		    var SelectedObject = grid.GetSelectedObject();
		    var RowObject = SelectedObject.ToRowObject();
		    var cells = RowObject.GetCells();
		        
		    alert(cells.GetNamedItem("Discontinued").Value);
			
			return true;
		}

Hi Jocelyn,

     Unfortunately, we do not support that kind of property. However, there is a workaround for this scenario. First, we need to use a client side event of WebGrid_onEndRowEditing. Then, undo it by changing its old and new value of cell according to its validation. Here is the snippet to do so:

function WebGrid1_OnEndRowEditing(controlId, row) {
            var maxValue = 10;
        
            var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
           
            if (row.GetCells().GetNamedItem("UnitPrice").Get("Value") > maxValue) {
                row.GetCells().GetNamedItem("UnitPrice").SetValue(row.GetCells().GetNamedIte                m("UnitPrice").Get("OldValue"), true);
            }
            else {
                row.GetCells().GetNamedItem("UnitPrice").SetValue(row.GetCells().GetNamedIte                m("UnitPrice").Get("Value"), true);
            }
            return true;
        }