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Is it possible to segregate the difference between Check All and Normal select.
piyusha
over 10 years ago
Is it possible to segregate the difference between Check All and Normal select.
I am having two rows in the Grid. Now whenever I select 2nd row, automatically select all is also getting checked.
And my requirement is to differentiate these two event. I want to process further on the basis of this.
If Rows are selected by clicking on Select all then no need to process.
And if second row is selected after selecting the first then first will be unchecked automatically and second will be checked.
It is like a Radio Button. But in Grid layout it is populating with check box only. I have gone thru all the recipe and tutorial but not found any thing concrete to get it solved.
Could any please suggest. Thanks.
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Mike Schmitt
Certified Lead Developer
over 10 years ago
AFAIK you're probably better off forgetting about setting off some sort of validation when "select all" is checked - mainly because of the 2-item case you're listing. Of course you could always just make the valiation NOT happen when the length of the selection is only 2 items.
What exactly is your use case that you require validation against a user clicking the "select all" box, instead of just forcing only one item to remain selected as in the previous examples here?
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Mike Schmitt
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over 10 years ago
AFAIK you're probably better off forgetting about setting off some sort of validation when "select all" is checked - mainly because of the 2-item case you're listing. Of course you could always just make the valiation NOT happen when the length of the selection is only 2 items.
What exactly is your use case that you require validation against a user clicking the "select all" box, instead of just forcing only one item to remain selected as in the previous examples here?
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