If you take a look at the How to implement a single cell editing feature in the ASPxGridView example, you will see that this feature doesn't work correctly on iOS devices. The keyboard appears and cells can be edited only after you click a cell twice. Editors are created dynamically on a GridView callback and iOS prevents setting focus. Therefore, the keyboard doesn't appear since a cell editor does not exist when a user taps the cell.
In this example, we provide a workaround that implements correct behavior. The iOS keyboard is shown if a user taps on an HTML input element and focus is not changed.
The main idea is to manipulate the editor's border-width style on the client side by handling the editor's client-side GotFocus and LostFocus events to imitate the default and edit cell states.
In this example, data is instantly updated after leaving a cell. Please note that before sending a callback, the editor's value is checked via client-side validation, so that there are no update errors.
