The client-side and server-side events are separated into categories based on the behaviors they correspond to in WebDataGrid™. For example, the RowUpdated event is found under the EditingCore behavior.
At design time, you can find server-side events in the Events section of the property window once you add a behavior to WebDataGrid. You can find client-side events in the ClientEvents section under a particular behavior. For example, the RowUpdated client-side event is under the EditingClientEvents property of the EditingCore behavior.
The following code shows you how to add event handlers at runtime for the RowUpdated client-side and server-side events.
In Visual Basic:
AddHandler Me.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.EditingCore.RowUpdated, AddressOf EditingCore_RowUpdated ' Assign to the property the name of your client-side function Me.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.EditingCore.EditingClientEvents.RowUpdated = "WebDataGrid1_RowUpdated"
In C#:
this.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.EditingCore.RowUpdated += new RowUpdatedHandler(EditingCore_RowUpdated); // Assign to the property the name of your client-side function this.WebDataGrid1.Behaviors.EditingCore.EditingClientEvents.RowUpdated = "WebDataGrid1_RowUpdated";
In JavaScript:
function WebDataGrid1_RowUpdated(sender, e) {
// sender is the object and e is the argument list
}