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If I use the mouse hover over an item of the grid, the appearance of the mouse pointer changed from an arrow pointed to a line. Now I can select the item via mouse click.
When I leave the filled area within the cell of the selected item, the appearance of the mouse pointer changed from a line to an arrow pointed.
Now I cannot deselect/select the item via mouse click.
Might I have missed something?
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As a supplement to the problem because I believe that I am not understood:
System environment: WEB Datagrid with FullRowMode is set to True and event ClientSideOnItemSelected.
The WEB-Grid is identical to the structure of \Net20\Samples\CS\Demos\Grid\Features\Row Selection\demo.aspx
Clicking any cell in a row DOES NOT fire the ClientSideOnItemSelected event!
It only fires, when clicking in a filled area within the cell of the selected item and the appearance of the mouse pointer changed to a vertical line (edit mode).
Clicking in a unfilled area within the cell of the selected item, the appearance of the mouse pointer changed to a an arrow and the ClientSideOnItemSelected event does NOT fire ??!!
Any ideas? It is very important because the control is so not usable!
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Hi,
Our demo page works fine. So something must be different in your code. Please try to isolate the problem into a test page. We will then run the page here and see if we can see the same problem. We will then go from there.
Thanks!
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When I reduce my code (without AjaxControlToolkit and other interfaces) so that only the grid remains, the control will work correct!
I suspect that the operation of the control is influenced by anything negative.
Thanks!
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The explanation is simple, the error too:
The control was included in a div-container that had a lower z-index as the container above.
Arrgh!!?
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Hi,
Please always provide a full test page. We could guess but there are millions real life scenarios so we cannot ensure the scenario we guessed is exactly your scenario. So please provide a full test page that contains only code needed to demonstrate the problem and we will then go from there. That way not only it ensures that we are both looking at the same problem, but also gives us a way to verify whatever solution we come up for you will work for you.
Thanks
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