Hi,

I got the Uncaught ReferenceError: $telerik is not defined error. I saw many threads, but didn't find it fit my problem.

Details:

• So far, the issue is not always reproduce. But when it does, it's only reproduce on Windows Server 2016 only, which runs IIS 10
• It's look like the file that declares on window.$telerik is loaded after the file that assign the jQuery into Telerik $telerik.$ = jQuery.noConflict(true); (please see attached print screens)
• There's couple of Telerik controls in the page, such RadUpload and RadButton
  
  

Pleas assist,

Shimiz

Hi. I'm new to the RadGrid, and I'm having an error when trying to databind it to a collection of objects coming from an externally provided component.

When I try to databind it, I get a message saying "[TypeName] does not contain a property with the name [PropertyName]".

While the object does have a member with the specified name, I couldn't be sure whether said member is a property or a regular field.

Does this make a difference for RadGrid?

If so, is there any workaround besides having to pester my component's provider to change the way their data objects are defined?

Thanks in advance.

This is just an observation.

When using RadGrid, together with EnableHeaderContextMenu = true, and by some reason its not working, check make sure that ClientIDMode="Static" is not set. When removed, it works. 

I understand this might be because of the pointers to the grid id, but just throwing this out to anyone having the same troubles we had. 

 <telerik:GridTemplateColumn HeaderText="Total" DataField="Total" ColumnGroupName="inv" Aggregate="Sum" FooterAggregateFormatString="{0}" ItemStyle-Font-Bold="true" ItemStyle-HorizontalAlign="Center" FooterStyle-Font-Bold="true" FooterStyle-HorizontalAlign="Center" HeaderStyle-Font-Bold="true" HeaderStyle-HorizontalAlign="Center" HeaderStyle-Width="60">

 <ItemTemplate>                                    
      <a href='../ubEntryQueue.aspx?team=<%# Server.UrlEncode(DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"TeamID").ToString()) %>&status=0&user=           <%=ddlViewUser.SelectedValue %>&group=<%=hfDepartments.Value %>' target="_blank"><%#DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"Total") %></a>
</ItemTemplate>

</telerik:GridTemplateColumn>

for 1 cell I need to disable the anchor but unable to figure out how.  I am trying to do this server side.

Thanks for any help in advance

Hi! We have had this problem for quite some time now.We have this code:

 <telerik:RadClientDataSource ID="csDsInprog" runat="server" EnableServerPaging="false" EnableServerSorting="false" AllowPaging="false" ClientEvents-OnCustomParameter="ParameterMap" EnableViewState="false"
              ClientEvents-OnRequestEnd="showInProgressGrid">
              <DataSource>
                <WebServiceDataSourceSettings>
                  <Select Url="/user/history/Default.aspx/GetHistoryInProg" RequestType="POST" DataType="JSON" ContentType="application/json" />
                </WebServiceDataSourceSettings>
              </DataSource>
              <Schema DataName="d">
              </Schema>
            </telerik:RadClientDataSource>

This is the ClientDataSourceID for a radgrid. However, when there are no records returned by the URL, we see that it does multiple postbacks. If it does return information, it does the postback only once.

Can you help us with this one? We have updated to the latest version of the UI but still it has the same error.

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I have a client who uses currently uses RadGrids with <ItemTemplate> layouts to define rather complex record displays.

They would like these aspx pages converted to use a new ajax web service with client-side data binding.

I am having some difficulty finding the proper constructs to use to replicate the functionality they currently have. The <ClientItemTemplate> functionality doesn't seem to do it.

I did find this blog entry from 12 years ago:

https://www.telerik.com/blogs/telerik-radgrid-for-asp-net-ajax-q2-2008-client-side-edit-using-templates

This solution seems very bulky and, given the age of the article, likely outdated.

Is there a different approach/solution to use?