Hi there,
Let's imagine, that we have five docked controls in one dock zone and five in second. If I move the top docked control from one zone into another I get 10 dockpositionchanged handler executions. Because I have some custom logic after each execution, handled agains database, this cause 10 executions of stored procedure behind, instead of one. Is there any way to allow this handler to be executed only for docked control currently dragged or may be any property, that might help to determine the dragged control and skip others. Thanks.
With best regards,
Stanislav
Let's imagine, that we have five docked controls in one dock zone and five in second. If I move the top docked control from one zone into another I get 10 dockpositionchanged handler executions. Because I have some custom logic after each execution, handled agains database, this cause 10 executions of stored procedure behind, instead of one. Is there any way to allow this handler to be executed only for docked control currently dragged or may be any property, that might help to determine the dragged control and skip others. Thanks.
With best regards,
Stanislav
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Hi Stanislav,
Currently the RadDock doesn't support such a feature, but it will be implemented in future release of the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. Nonetheless, there is a workaround for this case, described below:
1 HiddenField control, which will store in its value the id of the dragged RadDock, is added to the page.
2.Through OnClientDockPositionChanging client-side event of RadDock, which fires for the dragged dock only, the Id is stored in the HiddenField.
3. When server-side event DockPositionChanged is handled, the value of the HiddenField and the Id of the moved RadDock are compared and if they match, the main logic can be executed.
I have attached a sample project, demonstrating the suggested solution.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
Currently the RadDock doesn't support such a feature, but it will be implemented in future release of the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. Nonetheless, there is a workaround for this case, described below:
1 HiddenField control, which will store in its value the id of the dragged RadDock, is added to the page.
2.Through OnClientDockPositionChanging client-side event of RadDock, which fires for the dragged dock only, the Id is stored in the HiddenField.
3. When server-side event DockPositionChanged is handled, the value of the HiddenField and the Id of the moved RadDock are compared and if they match, the main logic can be executed.
I have attached a sample project, demonstrating the suggested solution.
Regards,
Slav
the Telerik team
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answered on 05 Jul 2011, 02:00 PM
Thanks, Slav. Will try.