Hello,

I have a RadGrid that also has a Detail Table. The RadGrid properly serializes the settings to persist, however, the Detail Table's column settings do not persist.  What are the requirements to allow the GridTableView column settings inside of the Detail Table to persist? 

 Thank you for your help

For the last few days, I've tried, with no success to achieve something that should be doable.

Cascading radcomboboxes in a detailtable that is in batch edit.

I have a Radgrid bound to a sqldatasource with a GridTableView in batch edit.

Column 1, is a gridtemplate column with a radcombobox (combo1), bound to a sqldatasource. AllowCustomText="true"

Column 2 is a gridtemplate column with a radcombobox (combo2) that needs the selected item in combo1 and then rebind or rebuild the list of items based upon the selection of combo1. Again, autotext=True

Column3 is a gridtemplate textbox that will be populated based upon a query of combo1 and combo2 selected values (or text - doesn't matter).

I know you can't set autopostback=true because of the batch edit.

I've tried figuring out a client side rebinding of combo2, but no joy.

Can anyone PLEASE provide some example of this?

thanks in advance.

John

Hi

 This is My code . Here when i enter the Total textbox i need show the footer template for running Total how will do this client side this any one guide me.

 <telerik:RadGrid ID="Grd1" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="false" ShowFooter="true">
            <MasterTableView DataKeyNames="EmpId">
                <Columns>
                    <telerik:GridBoundColumn DataField="EmpName" HeaderText="EmpName" UniqueName="EmpName"></telerik:GridBoundColumn>
                    <telerik:GridTemplateColumn HeaderText="Amount" UniqueName="Amount">
                        <ItemTemplate>
                            <asp:TextBox ID="TXTTOTAL" runat="server" Text='<%# Eval("Empamt") %>'></asp:TextBox>
                        </ItemTemplate>
                    </telerik:GridTemplateColumn>
                </Columns>
            </MasterTableView>
        </telerik:RadGrid>

I have a regular radGrid where I do some data formatting for localization.

 I want to get at the GridDataItem like so:

I know that a radPivotGrid does not have an OnItemDataBound event. I'm also not certain there is an event that receives the GridItemEventArgs?

It seems like the path I may want to take is to get at the individual cells within the pivot grid. Perhaps through the radPivotGrid1_OnCellDataBound event.

This event receives -> PivotGridCellDataBoundEventArgs

So my question is this. Am I on the right path? If I want to iterate the grid and format the numerical data how would I go about getting at the actual cell?

 Thanks,

julian

I was having trouble with the Insert Symbol tool - it would insert (for example) Ω which looks nice. But, after saving a re-opening the editor, the Ω was gone, replaced by an unknown character glyph. I enabled the ConvertCharactersToEntities filter so that the Insert Symbol tool would insert the entity code for the chosen symbol - in this example, &Omega;

This worked great until I tried to insert some javascript. My script included something like this:

    if (x > 5)

This got converted to:

    if (x &gt; 5)

which doesn't work very well.

How can I keep my entities and still allow javascript?

using a RadTreeList I wonder how to hide the expand / collaps Icon when there are no records under parent item

What I found within this platform is

http://www.telerik.com/help/aspnet-ajax/grid-hide-expand-collapse-images-when-no-records.html

but as far as I can see this does not work for RadTreeList, doesn't it?

Hi,

I have several InPlace editable RadGrids on my page located in an asp:DetailsView (together with other fields). The problem is when users update the grid(s) and do not commit changes by pressing the small Update button in a grid's row. Then, when they press the Update button of DetailsView all their changes are lost.

Is there any way to determine if a grid has any pending changes? Something like RadGrid.IsDirty property?

Thanks,

Leszek