I try to work around the bug i reported that textbox with accept return does not work in data grid. Looking into the data grid code I see that key events are not processes if the handled is set to true. So I thought I wrap my textbox in a grid and call set handled=true in the grids keydown event.

 This indeed prevents the data grid from processing, but now I can only enter backspace in my text cell ! As far as I understand events bubble UP not down as it is possible in WPF. From debug I can see that the TextBox key down event is indeed fired BEFORE the Grids key down event. So why can't I enter text ?

<data:DataGridTemplateColumn.CellEditingTemplate>

<DataTemplate>

<Grid KeyDown="Grid_KeyDown">

Style="{StaticResource TextBoxDescription}" />

</Grid>

</DataTemplate>

</data:DataGridTemplateColumn.CellEditingTemplate>

Joe Robe

Hello, you can manually insert a line break to a TextBox in a DataGrid. Try something like this:

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

//save the current SelectionStart.

//Insert '\n' to the text.

//Set the caret to just after the line break.

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As I mentioned in my previous post, setting the e.handled to true results in NO key accepted in the textbox but the backspace key. It might work to manually construct the text box text for ANY key input. I did not check this as I worked around the problem by putting a non gird text box above the gird one on enter. 

Joe Robe

You don't need to handle all keys. You only need to handle the Enter key.

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 Yi Lun,

 as I posted in this thread http://silverlight.net/forums/p/15454/51043.aspx#51043 calling e.Cancel results in NO KEY entered into the text box ! That's why I was posting one has to try to manually add ALL keys. So please try it our, maybe my setup is special as I use a custom control in the details view of the DataGrid row. And once again, setting e.Cancel on the KeyDown event of the gird results in NO KEY appearing in the text box.
 

Joe Robe

Yes, I understand setting e.Handled to true will prevent TextBox from entering keys. That's why I suggest you only to set e.Handled to true when the key is Enter. For other keys, you can keep e.Handled as false. Maybe this will make you feel more confertable:

else

{

e.Handled = false;

}

shanaolanxing - Please mark the posts as answers if they help and unmark if they don't.

 ah sorry, stupid me I did not read it correctly :) That should work now.

 Thanks
 

Joe Robe