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Using IValidate on CatalogEvent_RelationUpdating
I don't think you can use IValidate here, but throwing an exception would halt the operation. maybe not as nice as a warning, but should still work
this
var dto = sender as CatalogRelationDto;
if (dto.CatalogEntryRelation.Any(x => x.RowState != System.Data.DataRowState.Unchanged))
{
throw new InvalidOperationException("this can be done");
}would show this
Edited,
Aug 25, 2023 10:03
MrSuro
- Aug 25, 2023 11:01
Thanks for your support,
Im already try this solution before.
But with any type of exeption, the response allway 400 and no UI effect was applied.
Im on editing of "Edit Package" page, for edit entry items.
Im already try this solution before.
But with any type of exeption, the response allway 400 and no UI effect was applied.
Im on editing of "Edit Package" page, for edit entry items.
Quan Mai
- Aug 28, 2023 5:57
it works for the product-variant screen. it is quite the same with package entries. not sure what is different
Im want to display error message to UI when user change the quantity of package entry.
Im firgured out has a way to validate data of CatalogRelationDto by using ICatalogEvents like this:
public void Initialize(InitializationEngine context) { var catalogEvent = ServiceLocator.Current.GetInstance<ICatalogEvents>(); catalogEvent.RelationUpdating += CatalogEvent_RelationUpdating; } private void CatalogEvent_RelationUpdating(object sender, RelationEventArgs e) { if (sender is CatalogRelationDto) { // TODO: Validate data // TODO: Show error message } }But currently im have no idear to show error message to UI like IValidate behavior.
Does any one have some idear?
Thanks alot.