Hi,

I have created a grid where I have some fixed columns at the being, then I have a list interaction to create some columns, and then I have more two columns which I would like to keep at the end of the grid. But, it is rendering all columns insert in the "foreach" loop in the end.

Here is my grid:

<TelerikGrid Data=@TenantBillingList
                         Sortable="true"
                         Groupable="true"
                         FilterMode="@GridFilterMode.FilterMenu"
                         Pageable="true" PageSize="50"
                         ShowColumnMenu="true">
                <GridColumns>
                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.TenantName)" FieldType="@(typeof(string))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.TenantName"]">
                        <Template>
                            <b>@((context as ExpandoObject).GetOrDefault(nameof(TenantBillingDto.TenantName)))</b>
                        </Template>
                    </GridColumn>
                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.EditionName)" FieldType="@(typeof(string))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.EditionName"]" />
                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.CountryCode)" FieldType="@(typeof(string))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.CountryCode"]" />
                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.Currency)" FieldType="@(typeof(string))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.Currency"]" />
                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.EditionCost)" FieldType="@(typeof(double))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.EditionCost"]">
                        <Template>
                            @(((context as ExpandoObject).GetOrDefault(nameof(TenantBillingDto.EditionCost)) as int?).GetValueOrDefault().ToString("N2"))
                        </Template>
                    </GridColumn>

                    @foreach (var consumable in ConsumableList)
                    {
                        <GridColumn Field="@(nameof(TenantBillingConsumablesDetailsDto.ConsumableQty) + "_" + consumable.Name)" FieldType="@(typeof(int))" Title="@(consumable.Name + " #")" />
                        <GridColumn Field="@(nameof(TenantBillingConsumablesDetailsDto.ConsumableCost) + "_" + consumable.Name)" FieldType="@(typeof(double))" Title="@(consumable.Name + " $")">
                            <Template>
                                @(((context as ExpandoObject).GetOrDefault(nameof(TenantBillingConsumablesDetailsDto.ConsumableCost) + "_" + consumable.Name) as double?).GetValueOrDefault().ToString("N2"))
                            </Template>
                        </GridColumn>
                    }

                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.ConsumableTotalCost)" FieldType="@(typeof(double))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.ConsumableTotalCost"]">
                        <Template>
                            @(((context as ExpandoObject).GetOrDefault(nameof(TenantBillingDto.BillTotalCost)) as double?).GetValueOrDefault().ToString("N2"))
                        </Template>
                    </GridColumn>

                    <GridColumn Field="@nameof(TenantBillingDto.BillTotalCost)" FieldType="@(typeof(double))" Title="@L["TenantBilling.BillTotalCost"]">
                        <Template>
                            <b>@(((context as ExpandoObject).GetOrDefault(nameof(TenantBillingDto.BillTotalCost)) as double?).GetValueOrDefault().ToString("N2"))</b>
                        </Template>
                    </GridColumn>
                </GridColumns>
            </TelerikGrid>

Here is the grid result. As you can see, the columns "Total Consumables" and "Total $" should be at the end, and not before my dynamic columns.

Hi,

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I have a Blazor page which has a Telerik TabStrip component with 2 tabs.

The first tab which is the default tab has a Telerik Grid on it.  This grid uses custom paging, filtering and sorting and as such uses the OnRead method to load data from a database using the GridSourceRequest.

As soon as the Blazor page is navigated to the grid fires the OnRead event using the default grid state and gets the first page of data and populates the grid for the user.

Any user interaction with the grid like sorting or filtering etc fires the OnRead event which in turns queries the database and updates the grid with new data.

So far so good, everything working as expected.

If I click the second tab on the TabStrip to perform some other function and then return back to the grid by clicking the first tab.  What I am expecting to see is the Grid with all its data and state as it was before I clicked on the second tab.

In reality what I get is the OnRead event fires and populates the grid with data from the database which matches the default grid state as if it was the first time that the grid had loaded.

After looking on these forums I realise that this is expected behaviour using the TapStrip component as this is the Blazor way of rendering which means that anything not visible on screen gets removed from the RenderTree and no state is retained.

I up-voted a feature request for the TapStrip component to be enchanced to allow state between tab changes to get persisted or just hidden using CSS. 

But in the meantime I'm looking to implement a solution that will persist the grid state when clicking on tab 2 and then setting the grid state back using the persisted state when clicking back on tab 1.

So far I have managed to persist the grid state but am having trouble setting the grid state.back. 

I have tried calling SetState() on the active tab change event when the new selected tab is tab 1.

This sort of works but what happens is that the grid loads and immediately calls OnRead and populates the grid once with the wrong data and state by calling the database; then the grid flashes and updates with the correct data and state from the SetState() call with data that was persisted in memory.

I have tried updating the OnRead method to only call the database when the persisted state object in memory is null.  I am then trying to set the grid set in the OnInitState event using the persisted state. 

I'm not sure at what point I want reset the persisted state object to null as that means the OnRead method will start calling the database again (which I want it to do eventually) but it seems that when setting the state the OnRead event handler is called multiple times and therefore I don't want the object to be null until the state has been fully set.

Any ideas on how to achieve this please?

Maybe I'm missing something but I'm not seeing an EditMode = @GridEditMode.None or maybe an Editable = False option. 

How can I quickly set my data grid into a readonly mode?

I realize I can add the "disabled" attribute to the containing <div> element but that disables scrolling and paging through the data.

What is the standard way to display error messages to the user?  

I have an ASP.NETCore, EFCore, Blazor-Server, Kendo-Blazor-UI application.  A user accomplishing a record change with TelerikGrid might trigger a  DbUpdateConcurrencyException in BankAccountService.Update().  I want to catch the exception, then give the user a useful action such as, "Another user, (*cough* Bob H. in Accounting), made insignificant changes to account (#45678) while you were making your very important modifications.  Please refresh your browser, review Bob's changes, then submit your modifications, again.  Be sure to thank Bob later."  

How is this communication back to the user best accomplished in a standard way?

Thanks!

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