With DeleteKeyAction = SelectedRows. It actually deltes the row directly. Its not showing the confirmation message box.

And When I am handling this MessageBox in with the help of input binding:-

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public void DeleteRecords(XamGrid grid)
        {
            MessageBoxResult result = MessageBox.Show("Do you really want to delete this record?", "Delete confirmation", MessageBoxButton.YesNo);
            if (result == MessageBoxResult.Yes)
            {
                foreach (Row selectedRow in grid.SelectionSettings.SelectedRows)
                {
                    grid.Rows.Remove(selectedRow);
               }

            }
         
        }

 But its just deleting the first selcted row. Again I need to click delete key.. Its showing this message for very selected row. Is there any other way solve this issue.

Hi, 

Basically the DeleteKeyAction, allows for you to specify what to Delete when the Delete key is pressed:
Such as : SelectedRows, SelectedCells, ActiveCell, etc..

It also fires the  RowDeleting and RowDeleted event, so that you can react to a deletion. 

-SteveZ

Here is the use case we have.  The user can select 1 or multiple rows in the grid.  They can either right click and select delete from a context menu or just hit the delete key, we prompt are you sure?  If they do we load up an ARG object with a list of primary keys of each row, and then we call a WCF service that deletes the data and returns refreshed data.

Would the DeleteKeyAction property have made this easier?