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    Unanswered: Validate value in a property grid panel using custom editor


    Hi,

    I have a case as below.
    Create a Property Grid Panel
    Add add a custom editor, a TextField
    When an invalid value is entered, I explicitly call markInvalid method of the text field above that will show the validate error message properly. However, When I select another row or click on anything else, the text field is hidden and all the error message's gone.

    My question is: how to mark a value cell of a property grid as an invalid value?

    Best Regards,

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    Are you using Ext.grid.property.Property? If so then you can use the validations on that
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