AsyncUpload (Additional Fields binding with database)

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  1. Tan
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    Jan 2012

    Posted 13 Feb 2012 Link to this post

    Hi,  from the demo , Is it possible binding the field with DropDownList?


    Thks
    From Tan
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  3. Bozhidar
    Admin
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    Posted 14 Feb 2012 Link to this post

    Hi Louis,

    You can create any HTML tag, including the select tag (dropdown). Here's how the function creating the select tag should look like (in the style of the demo):
    function createSelect(inputID, inputName) {
        var input = "<select id='" + inputID + "' name='" + inputName + "'><option value='volvo'>Volvo</option><option value='saab'>Saab</option></select>";
        return input;
    }

    Please note, that you can only add HTML elements to the upload.
     
    Kind regards,
    Bozhidar
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  5. Tan
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    Jan 2012

    Posted 16 Feb 2012 Link to this post

    To,

    I thinking it is possible do not using the javascript (hardcode the data)? It mean bound in server site, it will load data from database to the dropdownlist, i have try several way such as event from server side, it cannot achieve it without click extra button so i restructure design in another way.

    The solution suggest i have been try before it look like below.


    Thk suggestion
    From louis,
  7. Bozhidar
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    Posted 17 Feb 2012 Link to this post

    Hi Louis,

    Since the dropdown is just html added dynamically with javascript when you upload a file, you cannot bind it from the server. 

    If you want the dropdown to be populated with values that are determined from the server, you can use another approach. Put a hidden field on the page and from the server set it's value to the available select options, separated by a comma or some other symbol. Then on the client when you create the dropdown, you can get this value, split it and loop through the values, creating an <option> tag for each one.
     
    Greetings,
    Bozhidar
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  9. Abdul
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    Posted 11 Jul 2013 Link to this post

    I know this thread is old, but I will appreciate if anyone can send me the javacript code that can let me see a dropdown list like the one that worked for Louis below. I have tried the codes from Bozhidar (Telerik Admin) but the dropdown list is not displayed
  11. Answer
    Shinu
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    Posted 14 Jul 2013 Link to this post

    Hi Abdul,

    Please have a look at the following JavaScript code I tried which works fine at my end.

    JavaScript:
    <script type="text/javascript">
        var $ = $telerik.$;
     
        function onClientFileUploaded(radAsyncUpload, args) {
            var $row = $(args.get_row());
            var inputName = radAsyncUpload.getAdditionalFieldID("TextBox");
            var inputName2 = radAsyncUpload.getAdditionalFieldID("DropDown");
            var inputType = "text";
            var inputID = inputName;
            var input = createInput(inputType, inputID, inputName);
            var label = createLabel(inputID);
            var dropdown = createSelect(inputName2, inputName2);
            $row.append("<br/>");
            $row.append(label);
            $row.append(input);
            $row.append(dropdown);
        }
     
        function createInput(inputType, inputID, inputName) {
            var input = '<input type="' + inputType + '" id="' + inputID + '" name="' + inputName + '" />';
            return input;
        }
     
        function createLabel(forArrt) {
            var label = '<label for=' + forArrt + '>File info: </label>';
            return label;
        }
     
        function createSelect(inputID, inputName) {
            var input = "  <select id='" + inputID + "' name='" + inputName + "'><option>Select</option><option value='ASP'>ASP</option><option value='JSP'>JSP</option></select>";
            return input;
        }
     
    </script>

    Thanks,
    Shinu.
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