Hello,
I have a datawindow with a computed column on it. I also have a ddlb outside the datawindow.
What I expect to happen:
1) User selects an item from the ddlb.
2) Code in the selectionchanged event modifies a column which is a component of the computed column.
3) The computed column displays a new value.
What happens:
1) User selects an item from the ddlb.
2) Code in the selectionchanged event modifies a column which is a component of the computed column.
3) Nothing changes (at least visually).
4) I click on any object except the ddlb and the computed column displays the new value.
It is almost acting like a dw column which needed an accepttext() call. But the ddlb is external to the datawindow and the value being sent to the datawindow is correct. The computed column just does not appear to be computing until a control which is not the ddlb receives focus.
I have poked around and tried a number of ways to solve this, but I think I may not know the right question to ask.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
LR
I have a datawindow with a computed column on it. I also have a ddlb outside the datawindow.
What I expect to happen:
1) User selects an item from the ddlb.
2) Code in the selectionchanged event modifies a column which is a component of the computed column.
3) The computed column displays a new value.
What happens:
1) User selects an item from the ddlb.
2) Code in the selectionchanged event modifies a column which is a component of the computed column.
3) Nothing changes (at least visually).
4) I click on any object except the ddlb and the computed column displays the new value.
It is almost acting like a dw column which needed an accepttext() call. But the ddlb is external to the datawindow and the value being sent to the datawindow is correct. The computed column just does not appear to be computing until a control which is not the ddlb receives focus.
I have poked around and tried a number of ways to solve this, but I think I may not know the right question to ask.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
LR