Hi,
I was wondering if there is a generic way to refresh the grid clientside, no matter if the grid uses paging or not.
This works:
var grid = $('#' + gridId).data("kendoGrid");
grid.dataSource.query({
page: 1,
pageSize: 10
});
But that code is for paged grids only.
This code below also works, but doesnt set pageIndex to first page.
$('#ProductsGrid').data('kendoGrid').dataSource.read();
I was actually looking for something like a generic .refresh() function, which is also there, but doesnt work (anymore?).
Martin
Hi,
How can I achieve a column formatted to show buth date as time part. Something like: dd-MM-yyy HH:mm:ss
I tried this format, but it showed only the date part.
And also: how can I achiveve this dependdant of the users' culture ? (available in my application in bith a serverside as a clientside variable).
I prefer to achieve this serverside.
Martin
Hi,
I would like to format date columns and decimal number columns in the correct format, according to the logged in users' culture.
I found examples / code snippets of that, but those didnt work. Maybe because a clientside culture variable was needed but not present or so. or maybe because the formats were not supported I dont know.
Anyway, how can I achieve culture formatting in the grid ?
Preferably in a simple serverside way. And also preferably not on application level (by setting application culture), but controller level, or just custom formatting myself serverside, without setting the culture on application level.
For example, I live in the Netherlands, where the date format is: dd-MM-yyyy, and the decimal number format N2, or e.g.: 2.500.000,95
I have the culture of the logged in user both serverside as clientside in a variable.
Martin
The input tag used by DropDownList is sometimes briefly visible on the page while JavaScript and CSS assets are loading.
If the input tag is meant to be hidden anyway, why aren't you writing the style attribute out with the HTML from the tag helper?
Instead it's being set by the associated scripts, which means the input is visible until the script has loaded and run.
I have a chart with a date axis, set to show weeks. This works, but it is showing the month first, ignoring the UK culture setting. How can I set the weeks display to days first, then month?
Thanks
I have designed the master-details grid using this example
https://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/grid/detailtemplate
But, I have noticed that it it the controller (as database) multiple times. Only difference between this code and my code is that I am using asynchronous action method.
Could you please let me know how to stop multiple hits to database / controller on load of grid?
I am new to Kendo Grid I am gring to show data from a API using kendo and then add an addtional column for Quanity that would be an input field.
The idea is a list of items that a person can add quaity to and then click add to cart and another script runs.The script would add the items to a separate area.
I believe I have the button working to add items but I am having difficulty with adding the input column as it is not bound to the data source.
Is this possible? I have looked at using Row Templates but they seem to bond back to the data source. Can some one help provide some idea?
Hi everybody,
I am continuing my diagram development and facing the following issue.
I need to have a Yes No check on the component (as per the drawing), I would like to know if it is doable and if it can be linked to the component data.
thanks for the support
Ray
Hello, I would like to localize a kendo grid so that all messages and formats are using a specific language (german in my case).
By default, the grid uses english language.
I tried to include the language script and kendo.culture in the view.
<script src="@Url.Content("~/lib/kendo-ui/js/cultures/kendo.culture.de-DE.min.js")"></script>
kendo.culture('de-DE');
This causes two problems. The culture is now changed globally, whereas I would only like to localize a specific control.
Secondly, if I edit a cell in the grid, it does not display the german format, but uses english format.