ASPxGridView - VisibleRowCount incorrect after filtering

Question

Hi

I am trying to automatically display the detail row if only 1 record is returned from either the initial query or after a filter. I am using the following code to do so:

	[C#]
protected void Grid_DataBound(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            if (Grid.VisibleRowCount == 1)
                Grid.DetailRows.ExpandRow(0);
        }

This is working if the datasource only contains 1 record but it does not work for filtering. If i put a breakpoint in this method then after the filter, the VisibleRowCount is the original DataSource count. If I then clear the filter, VisibleRowCount is now equal to 1 and expands the row but more than one record is displayed so it is doing it too late. I have attached a sample project.

Is this a bug or should my code be in a different event?

Thanks,
Renae

Answer 1

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Antony (DevExpress Support) 01.21.2013

Hello,

Please handle the BeforeGetCallbackResult event instead.

Renae 01.21.2013
This works for the filtering but doesn't for when the datasource is first set so i've left it in both events. This does mean it fires after clearing the filter (as the databound event still thinks VisibleRowCount is 1) but that row will already be expanded so isn't a big deal.
Vasily (DevExpress Support) 01.22.2013
Hi,
>>This works for the filtering but doesn't for when the datasource is first set
This behavior is caused by the fact that the ASPxGridView.BeforeGetCallbackResult event fires only on the grid's callbacks and doesn't fire either when the page is loaded for the first time or on postbacks. So, to avoid the double call of the ExpandRow method, use the ASPxWebControl.IsCallback property to check if the grid's callback was sent:
```
protected void Grid_DataBound(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    if (!Grid.IsCallback && Grid.VisibleRowCount == 1)
        Grid.DetailRows.ExpandRow(0);
}
```

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ASPxGridView - VisibleRowCount incorrect after filtering

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