Grid Rows - Focused Row

Focused Row

Drag a column header here to group by that column
First Name
Last Name
Birth Date
Title
Hire Date
NancyDavolio12/8/1948Sales Representative5/1/1992
AndrewFuller2/19/1952Vice President, Sales8/14/1992
JanetLeverling8/30/1963Sales Representative4/1/1992
MargaretPeacock9/19/1937Sales Representative5/3/1993
StevenBuchanan3/4/1955Sales Manager10/17/1993
MichaelSuyama7/2/1963Sales Representative10/17/1993
RobertKing5/29/1960Sales Representative1/2/1994
LauraCallahan1/9/1958Inside Sales Coordinator3/5/1994
AnneDodsworth1/27/1966Sales Representative11/15/1994
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By default, our Focused Row feature is disabled. To enable it, set the SettingsBehavior.AllowFocusedRow property to true.

The focused row's appearance can be specified using the style settings provided by the Styles.FocusedRow property.

Server Side

The focused row is identified by the FocusedRowIndex property. Use this property to move row focus in code. Changing this property raises the FocusedRowChanged event.

Client Side

End-users move row focus by clicking rows they desire.

To respond to a change in row focus, handle the ASPxClientGridView.FocusedRowChanged event.

To identify a row currently being focused, use the GetFocusedRowIndex() client method.

This demo shows how to dynamically display a focused employee's photo and details outside the ASPxGridView.

The FocusedRowChaged event is handled to call the OnGridFocusedRowChanged() function. This function queries the server to return the employee's ID and Notes. The returned array is passed to the OnGetRowValues() function that specifies values for corresponding HTML elements.