Hi,

you are right anyway i need to change the color when I stay in edit mode on the row, and also with your example I can set the color but when I enter in edit mode in the row the color comes back to the old, it does not maintain the red color.

Thanks,

Vince

Hi,

we have tried your solution but anyway it does not work because when the event is fired our combo is not selected, so the combo.GetSeletedRow() returns null.

We also tried to see use the method combo.GetRows() in the event handler code anyway the returned array is empty.

Could you provide us a complete example?

Thanks,

Vince

Hi Glenn,

thanks for the workaround, it works.

Regards,

Vince

it happens also with your example, but you have to wait that the timeout expires. The default timeout is 60 seconds, if you do not want to wait 60 seconds change the TimeoutInterval of the WebFlyPostBackManage, for example:

<ISWebDesktop:WebFlyPostBackManager ID="PostBackManager" runat="server" ServiceUrl="FlyPostBackManager.aspx"
    ServiceType="WebForm" AutoEventWireup="true" WebServiceResponseFormat="Json"
    ShowLoaderOnBusy="True" BlockPageUIOnBusy="True" EnableUIMode="True" TimeoutInterval="1">
    <FlyPostBackSettings PostInputControls="False" PostViewState="False" />
    <ClientSideEvents OnError="WebFlyPostBackManager_OnError" OnResponseSuccess="WebFlyPostBackManager_OnResponseSuccess"
        OnTimeout="WebFlyPostBackManager_OnTimeout" />
    <LoaderTemplate>
        Searching...
    </LoaderTemplate>
</ISWebDesktop:WebFlyPostBackManager>

I'm using WebDesktop version 3.0.7200.310.

Regards,

Vince

Hi,

thanks for the information.

I have found that the problem is due to the WebUI framework library. is it possibile to use the webUI Framework related to 2010 R1 and maintain all other libraries version 2009 R2?

Our state is the following:

Our subscription is expired, anyway is our runtime license still valid?

And if we would deploy the 2010 R1 in production environment the our runtime lincense could be valid all the same?

Thanks,

Vince