It is a common situation, that You want to update multiple objects.
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DevExpress recommends writing a controller for each and every time You want to do so.
Well, i don't think so. I've implemented a "MultiEdit" controller, so one can easily update a list of objects.
Say You have a list of objects - like this :
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and You want to update Fields like "Design pressure" for all selected objects.
Of course You can open each of them, and change them one by one. But :)
Select "MultiEdit" - that shows a Detail View for a objects selected, change the property You want, and press OK
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It then Show's You what will be changed, and the progress of operation if very many objects are being updated.
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and You want to update Fields like "Design pressure" for all selected objects.
Of course You can open each of them, and change them one by one. But :)
Select "MultiEdit" - that shows a Detail View for a objects selected, change the property You want, and press OK
It then Show's You what will be changed, and the progress of operation if very many objects are being updated.
