HyperlinkButton in GridView

[Chris]

I want to put a HyperlinkButton in my GridView but I want to pass in a query string to the NavigateUri from my DataSource collection.  I know doesn't work but Is this even possible?

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telerikGridView:GridViewColumn Width="*">

 

 

 

    <telerikGridView:GridViewColumn.CellStyle>

 

 

 

        <Style TargetType="GridView:GridViewCell">

 

 

 

            <Setter Property="Template">

 

 

 

                <Setter.Value>

 

 

 

                    <ControlTemplate TargetType="GridView:GridViewCell">

 

 

 

                        <Border BorderThickness="0,0,0,1" BorderBrush="#FFB3B3B3">

 

 

 

                            <HyperlinkButton x:Name="ViewDetailsButton" Content="View Details" NavigateUri="http://www.myurl.com/page.aspx?id={Binding Id}"/>

 

 

 

                        </Border>

 

 

 

                    </ControlTemplate>

 

 

 

                </Setter.Value>

 

 

 

            </Setter>

 

 

 

        </Style>

 

 

 

    </telerikGridView:GridViewColumn.CellStyle>

 

 

 

</telerikGridView:GridViewColumn>

Chris Buchanan
iomer Internet Solutions Inc.

 

[Ludovic Gerbault]

I think you could use some sort of converter, like

 <HyperlinkButton x:Name="ViewDetailsButton" Content="View Details" NavigateUri="{Binding Id, Converter={StaticResource UriConverter}}" />

And in your converter, you put something like

return "http://www.myurl.com/page.aspx?id="+value.toString();

[Vlad]

Hi guys,

In our latest internal build we introduced two new columns: GridViewHyperlinkColumn and GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn. Here is an example for both columns:

...
<telerik:GridViewHyperlinkColumn DataMemberBinding="{Binding Url}" ContentBinding="{Binding CompanyName}" />
...

<telerik:GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn DataFormatString="Send mail to: {0}"
                                                 DataMemberBinding="{Binding CompanyName}"
                                                 NavigateUrlMemberPaths="ContactName, CompanyName"
                                                 NavigateUrlFormatString="mailto:{0}@{1}.com"/>

or

<telerik:GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn DataMemberBinding="{Binding MyProperty1}"
                                       TargetName="_blank"
                                       NavigateUrlMemberPaths="MyProperty2, MyProperty3"
                                       NavigateUrlFormatString="http://www.myurl.com/page.aspx?q1={0}&q2={1}"/>


All the best,
Vlad
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[Chris]

Will this be in Q3, and if so do you have a release date for that?

[Vlad]

Hello Chris,

You can download our latest internal build even now:
http://www.telerik.com/account/latest-internal-builds.aspx

Kind regards,
Vlad
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[Axel Erize]

Hello,

Could you please explain how to programmatically add one GridViewHyperlinkColumn and one GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn to a RadGridView?

Thank you,

Axel

[Vlad]

Hello,

There are no difference compared to other grid columns. All you need is to create the column, set desired properties and add the column in the Columns collection.

Sincerely yours,
Vlad
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[Marc Roussel]

It seems that your properties do not exist anymore in Silverlight 4
they seems to have changed for DataMemberBinding, ContentBinding and DataFormatBinding

[Marc Roussel]

Cannot navigate external relative to a page ?
when I click on the email

Here's my code

GridViewHyperlinkColumn gvhc = new GridViewHyperlinkColumn();
gvhc.DataMemberBinding = new System.Windows.Data.Binding() { Path = new PropertyPath(BindingPath) };
gvhc.ContentBinding = new System.Windows.Data.Binding() { Path = new PropertyPath(BindingPath) };
gvhc.DataFormatString = "mailto:{0}";

I also tried with "{}{mailto:{0}" with no luck
I tried "{}{0}" still no luck

For your information, the real value is a complete email like [e-mail]

[Vlad]

Hi,

Please use GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn instead - I've attached an example project.

Best wishes,
Vlad
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[Marc Roussel]

It works well.  Thank you

So if I understand, GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn is used for hyperlinks and emails so what is the other for ?
Are these details found in the help somewhere ?

[Vlad]

Hello Marc,

GridViewHyperlinkColumn will bind ContentProperty and NavigateUriProperty to the generated HyperlinkButton however GridViewDynamicHyperlinkColumn will construct Uri on the fly and will assign this Uri to NavigateUri of the generated HyperlinkButton directly.

Your actual data ([e-mail]) is not valid Uri - if this was mailto:[e-mail] GridViewHyperlinkColumn will work as well. In Silverlight 4 you can set StringFormat for your DataMemberBinding and this will affect the Uri.

Greetings,
Vlad
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[Marc Roussel]

Ah now I see.  Thank you