Hi,

I have an UltraGrid that contains editable cells (AllowEdit=true on these columns).  These cells get into edit mode via the MouseUp event (this is something that I must do because I also have drag/drop capabilities on this ultragrid that needs precedence, so I had to massage the code in order to get the cell into edit mode).

I also have code for the DoubleClickRow event, so that when the event fires, it tries to open a new Form based on data from that row. 

With this combination, I notice that whenever I try to double click a row, and my mouse happens to be over an editable cell, it will put the cell into edit mode first (due to MouseUP), and then fire the double-click (due to DoubleClickRow).  No problems here for me.

However, I notice that even though the double-click fires properly and opens a new form for me to look at, the cell on the UltraGrid still appears to be in edit mode (i.e. it has a blinking cursor in the cell and all or some of the text is highlighted, depending on where the user double-clicked in the cell).

I tried using PerformAction.ExitEditMode, but it doesn't seem to fully get the cell out of edit mode.  What I mean is, when I run the debugger, I do notice that the ultragrid1.ActiveCell.IsInEditMode property changes to false after running PerformAction.ExitEditMode.  But visually, it is still a cell with a blinking cursor and highlighted text.  Any ideas how to get it to look normal again?

Example code:

private void ultragrid1_MouseUp(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)

{

  //Put the UltraGridCell at the mousepoint into edit mode

  UltraGridCell cellHitTest = GetCellHit();

  ultragrid1.ActiveCell = cellHitTest;

  ultragrid1.PerformAction(UltraGridAction.EnterEditMode);

}

private void ultragrid1_DoubleClickRow(object sender, DoubleClickRowEventArgs e)

    ultragrid1.PerformAction(UltraGridAction.ExitEditMode);