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Sagi asked on 24 Dec 2015, 07:28 AM

Hello,

I was looking today at the blog post http://www.telerik.com/blogs/please-respect-the-back-button

when running the sample http://jsbin.com/OHemASes/3 i was able to see that pressing back button after navigating to the "Orders" links works as expected when 

moving between pages.

However, after moving to a specific page I have copied the url (http://output.jsbin.com/OHemASes/3#/orders/5) and paste it to a new browser instance.

The router did direct the app to Orders view but the selected page was 1.

Shouldn't page 5 supposed to be selected in this scenario ?

thx

Sagi

 

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Alex Gyoshev
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answered on 25 Dec 2015, 11:26 AM

Hello Sagi,

See the adjusted snippet. The paging should happen after the grid is rendered, and the auto-binding should be omitted. This also eliminates some lines of code that check if the paging should be performed.

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answered on 25 Dec 2015, 12:38 PM

The snippet does work, thx..

However , I still do not understand one thing in the original implementation (that does not work)  :

The following lines :

if (dataSource.page() != page) {
dataSource.page(page);
}

 

which suppose to move the grid to the correct page :are placed after the line which which suppose to render the grid :

 layout.showIn('#content', views.orders);

I can also see that  views.orders.element property is already initialized before dataSource.page(page); is executed.

Can you please explain why doesn't it work ?

Thx

Sagi

 

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answered on 25 Dec 2015, 01:06 PM

Does the grid is rendered sync ? 

If so is this kendo code which perform this in async way or browser optimizations (e.g. first , execute all method command and only than move to DOM rendering)

When using the calling dataSource.page(page); inside setTimeout (just for testing) , the code does work when hitting the url in a different browser (I guess that the grid was able to render during this time...)

 

thx

 

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Alex Gyoshev
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answered on 25 Dec 2015, 02:43 PM

Hello Sagi,

The problem with the previous example was that the dataSource.page call was executed when the dataSource was already making a request, thus it gets dropped. The workaround is to set autoBind: false on the DataSource and use the query method, which correctly loads the page.

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