Radiobutton column in Datagrid looses selection on sort

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I have a Datagrid with 'Select' column, having Radiobutton.
If sorting is performed on any other column the Radiobutton is loosing its selection.

You can check the same kind of question posted on MSDN http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/silverlight/en-US/0c21552f-9ab5-4ae2-b403-3fe963790042/radiobutton-column-in-datagrid-looses-selection-on-sort[^] and somebody has suggested for custom sorting.
Is there any other alternative, please suggest?

Posted 28-Jul-13 23:50pm

Mohammed Hameed

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TryAndSucceed 30-Jul-13 15:00pm

Well, you can create a method to save the Radio Button ID first(give a unique ID) and then do sorting. And once the sorting is done, check the Radio Button again based on the stored value.

Mohammed Hameed 6-Aug-13 4:09am

Same query I have posted at msdn forum http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/silverlight/en-US/a725d6a3-2898-4ae3-b9e2-40ae98ee5414/radiobutton-column-in-datagrid-silverlight-4-looses-selection-on-sort but they are advising something else.

TryAndSucceed 6-Aug-13 13:40pm

Yes, but they are worried about sorting and we are worried about Sorting + Radio button selection.

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