Hi Mark,

Since you don't explain that you use the same scenario as Mr. Ramarajan, I assume that you just got the same problem (result). I'm sorry if I wrong.

If you want to bind the WebCombo to datasource, it is not recommended to bind in PageLoad event, it would be better if you bind it in InitializeDataSource event. Below is the sample code you could use:

protected void WebCombo1_InitializeDataSource(object sender, DataSourceEventArgs e)
    {
        dsNorthwindTableAdapters.ProductsTableAdapter da = new dsNorthwindTableAdapters.ProductsTableAdapter();
        e.DataSource = da.GetData();
        WebCombo1.DataTextField = "ProductName";
        WebCombo1.DataValueField = "ProductID";
        WebCombo1.AdditionalSearchFields = "ProductName";
    }

But if you use the scenario similar with Mr. Ramarajan, could you please attach me a simple sample to investigate the issue? Because I could not replicate the issue.

Regards,

Julia

Hi Syed,

We have documentation about how to create window using javascript. You can find it in WebDesktop Documentation with the title Adding new Shortcut at Client Side. And if you would like to see the sample, kindly open WebDesktop Sample and find the file with name HandlingClientSideEvent.aspx.

I hope this help. Please let me know if you need another help.

Regards,

Julia

Hi Somer,

You can use OnClick in ClientSideEvent for confirmation and use CommandClick for server-side event. Here I put an attachment of my simple sample, please find a file named ConfirmationBeforePostback.rar. I hope this sample has appropriate with your need.

Regards,

Julia

Hi Rookie,

I have checked the images in your attachment. Your "version of bin" image is show that you already have the latest version of WebGrid and Framework.

However, have you check the ISNet.WebUI.WebGrid.Editor version in your windows\assembly? Because the dll in your project bin and windows\assembly should use the same version. If it is different, you need to delete the old one in window\assembly and then replace by 'drag and drop' from c:\Program Files\Intersoft Solutions\WebUI Studio for ASP.NET\WebGrid.NET Enterprise 6.0\ISNet.WebUI.WebGrid.Editor.dll.

Regards,

Julia

Hi Jennifer,

The server-side events that would be triggered when inserting happened is AddRow event. Then updating would triggered UpdateRow event, and deleting would triggered DeleteRow.

Regards,

Julia