I just managed to get the upload control working with a razorpages app, using what I already knew about conventions etc.  Having replaced the use of Save with SaveURL, passing in the name of the handler, but it would be nice to have just a few notes on each control for Razorpages-specific implementation help.  I seem to recall reading this was "in the works".  Just curious if there is a planned date where we might see this?

Seeing this example, how can I pass along extra values in the data that is posted back to the server, along with the file(s)?  Custom model?

https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-core/upload/index

Is there a way to force the TextBoxFor component to honour the data annotation string/max length for a model property?

I have the following model property with a data annotation for StringLength.

I'm using the TextBoxFor component in a view.  But it will NOT enforce the maximum string length during data entry.

In order to get the TextBoxFor to restrict the maximum string length, I have to add the @maxlength property myself.

Is there a way to have the TextBoxFor enforce the string length based on the data annotation itself?

Thanks.

Jason

When I choose the export button enabled in options only the first page exports.  I am using scrollable() in the configuration.

Is there a way to export it natively to export all rows?

Thanks

When given a legit value on startup, value is not represented.

DateRangePicker:

Form Fields:

Initialize Script:

Controller:

Sometimes I forget the Razorpages is MVC under the covers. Having the need to build single-page app/responsive type web apps, I chose the following approach, and here is how the guts of the solution is laid out I setup for our team:

Web
- This is the main web app which includes an API
Models
- This project simply holds POCO classes that are passed
Data
This project holds classes that wrap Entity data models with methods for saving/fetching etc
The api uses methods in the classes of this project but accepts & returns objects of types from the Models library

The basic approach is when using controls on a page, eg.  some dropdowns, a grid etc
- Initial loading of the user input controls via Ajax calls to the api
- Typically there is one main task on a page, but other things have to be loaded at different times in order to get to the point of doing the main edit/update
- Once the user inputs are provided, the data for the grid can be fetched (via jquery/ajax call to api) and the grid loaded
- jQuery code that is common to doing much of the api calls are setup in a common js library

The great thing about this approach is that it handles 99% of what we need and I don't have to replicate the model classes in something like Typescript or javascript as with other frameworks.  The same POCO classes can be referenced both in the api and the razor code.  Anyone that has had to replicate models i=from C# into Typescript knows what Im referring to. Yes, I had started out pushing our team to use Angular and we went down that road for over a year.  It works, but was overkill for what we need. The "noise" of the various frameworks like Node/NPM and including it within a asp.net core app and the dependencies it has on the build process etc was just too much "noise".  So along comes Blazor but alas it wasn't production-ready at the time we needed it.  Using Razor pages with the above architecture lets one accomplish much of what one would want from a framework like Angular with a far simpler development stack.

hope this helps

My site has a quick-search field on the main nav.  When the user puts a first & last name in the field and hits the search button, they expect to land on my Persons.Index page with a list of filtered people.  Can you tell me how to pre-populate the filter with values?  Then, have the grid refresh using the filters.  I prefer not to do multiple round trips... prefer this to be in place the first time the grid reads.

My Grid

Hi to all,

I would obtain a page that has header and footer fixed respectly top and bottom ancor.

In content insert a Grid, this one have to use all remaining height and use its scrollbar to keep rows.

How can I do this?

Hi,
I have a kendo-panelbar and for SOME of theirs items I would like to load on demand partial views, using tagHelper syntax.

For the kendo-tabstrip & tabstrip-item it was very simple by using this sequence:

<tabstrip-item text="Great Job, Telerik"
                                                  asp-action="GetMyPartialView"
                                                  asp-controller="FromMyController"
                                                  asp-route-id="@Model.MyId">
</tabstrip-item>

Can you provide me an example to use in the panelbar-item context?

Thanks.