Hi Jeff,
Yes, you can get the edited field from the Grid state (also see the GridState Class API reference):
async Task UpdateItem(GridCommandEventArgs args)
{
var state = MyGrid.GetState();
var editField = state.EditField;
var editItem = args.Item as Product;
var originalItem = state.OriginalEditItem;
var newValue = editItem.GetType().GetProperty(editField).GetValue(editItem, null);
var oldValue = originalItem.GetType().GetProperty(editField).GetValue(originalItem, null);
}
Regards,
Dimo
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Is there a known workaround?
TIA