Hello,

Thank you for your reported issue.

I have successfully replicated your issue on my end here.

Regarding the exception error, I will need to discuss further with the development team.

I will let you know the update when I heard news from the team.

Thank you.

Regards,
-Martin-

Hello,

Try to use the following code to add the cell manually:

childRows[10].Cells[0].Text = "PS1372";
childRows[10].Cells[1].Text = "Computer Phobic AND Non-Phobic Individuals: Behavior Variations";
childRows[10].Cells[2].Text = "Psychology";
childRows[10].Cells[3].Text = "14.69";

Thank you.

Regards,
-Martin-

Thanks, Martin

It does work if I assign just the text to each cell, but that's doesn't get me any further than the original call on SetItemData to assign all texts at once.  My problem is that I need to set properties on individual cells as well as their text.  I have a workaround now, which is to assign the texts first (which presumably creates the cells), and then select individual cells by index -

Regards

Robert 

Hi Robert,

Glad to hear you have found a workaround.

So, it is kind of similar with the previous code but now you simply set each cell with your defined CssClass.

Do you have a simple runable sample about this scenario? It might be useful for other users if we can create a knowledge base for this one.

Thank you.

Regards,
-Martin-

Hi Martin

The workaround is to address the cell after it's been created, either with SetItemData or by assigning to its Text property.  The following assigns to the Text property and then writes into the Style of one of the cells.  This just sets the BackColor, but I've been setting other properties including CssClass -

        childRows[10].Cells[0].Text = "PS1372";
        childRows[10].Cells[1].Text = "Computer Phobic AND Non-Phobic Individuals: Behavior Variations";
        childRows[10].Cells[2].Text = "Psychology";
        childRows[10].Cells[2].Style.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Yellow;
        childRows[10].Cells[3].Text = "14.69";

Regards

Robert