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HI,
I have struggled with this for long enough. I know i must be missing something very trivial.
I have verified that the controller class indeed returns data. However, for some reason the grid does not display it.
I am using a very simple grid - non-editable, with no editor/client templates.
I have attached the entire example project.
The following is what i need to achieve - though secondary given where i am.
In the actual project, i have the following specific requirements:
1. Nested Tab strips (which i have been able to accomplish)
2. Multiple grids on each of the leaf level tab strips --- the UI shows up, which probably means the columns are correclty bound. But the same issue as in the attached project -- the data does not show up.
3. Ability to update multiple grids (which are at the leaf level on the tabstrips) with a single submit button on the main page (is there a neat way to do it? or i have to use jquery+js to get a handle to the grid instances from all the child views?
-Rajesh
I have struggled with this for long enough. I know i must be missing something very trivial.
I have verified that the controller class indeed returns data. However, for some reason the grid does not display it.
I am using a very simple grid - non-editable, with no editor/client templates.
I have attached the entire example project.
The following is what i need to achieve - though secondary given where i am.
In the actual project, i have the following specific requirements:
1. Nested Tab strips (which i have been able to accomplish)
2. Multiple grids on each of the leaf level tab strips --- the UI shows up, which probably means the columns are correclty bound. But the same issue as in the attached project -- the data does not show up.
3. Ability to update multiple grids (which are at the leaf level on the tabstrips) with a single submit button on the main page (is there a neat way to do it? or i have to use jquery+js to get a handle to the grid instances from all the child views?
-Rajesh