I have a scrollable page that includes logic to show a Telerik window control. I have the window height set by default to 600px and I have included the default maximize action. The content of the Window may or may not be scrollable as well.
When I maximize the window control it fills the entire scrollable area rather than just the current visible area.
Any thoughts on what I might be doing wrong or if this is how the control is supposed to work?
Thanks,
Greg
Hi,
Is it possible to specify different editor templates for different levels in hierarchical data?
What I am trying to do is to build a hierarchical structure for grouping items. The list of items is specified so, in the grouping hierarchy, I want to select an item as the child element of the lowest grouping level rather than typing the name of the item and resolving if it exists. I thus want for the lowest level, to have a combobox rather than an editbox. The data items presented in the treelist have a property to bind to.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Renier Pretorius
Hi,
Is there a tooltip option to add for the expend plus button on the left of a telerik grid row. Several of my clients have wondered if I could do this? Is there a function already in the Telerik Blazor Grid component? If not, are there any examples of someone attempting this on github? My clients have employees which they believe this option/concept would be very helpful.
Hello,
I want to use a combobox in a telerik grid, I'm succesfully able to bind and display the data in the combobox as well.
however when I select a value from the combobox and press the update button, I get out of the edit mode and the combobox
value goes back to null. (placeholder)
here is a simplified version of my models
public class PageControlsM { [Key, DatabaseGenerated(DatabaseGeneratedOption.Identity)] public int Id { get; set; } public string ControlCode { get; set; } [ForeignKey("ControlCode")] public ControlTypes ControlTypes { get; set; } }
public class ControlTypes { [Key] public string Code { get; set; } public string ControlName { get; set; } public string HtmlCode { get; set; } }
and this is my grid implementation:
<TelerikGrid Data="@PageControlList"
Height="auto"
Pageable="true"
Sortable="true"
Reorderable="true"
Resizable="true"
PageSize="5"
EditMode="GridEditMode.Popup">
<GridToolBar>
<GridCommandButton Command="Add" Icon="add">Yeni Kontrol Ekle</GridCommandButton>
</GridToolBar>
<GridColumns>
<GridColumn Field=@nameof(PageControlsM.ControlCode) Width="100%" Title="Kontrol Turu">
<EditorTemplate Context="controlMContext">
@{
if (controlMContext is PageControlsM controlM)
{
<TelerikComboBox Data="@ControlTypesList"
TextField="ControlName"
ValueField="Code"
Width="90%"
@bind-Value="controlM.ControlCode"
Placeholder="<Seciniz>"
ClearButton="true"
Filterable="false">
</TelerikComboBox>
}
}
</EditorTemplate>
</GridColumn>
<GridCommandColumn Width="100%">
<GridCommandButton Command="Edit" Icon="edit">Edit</GridCommandButton>
<GridCommandButton Command="Delete" Icon="delete">Delete</GridCommandButton>
<GridCommandButton Command="Update" Icon="update" ShowInEdit="true">Update</GridCommandButton>
<GridCommandButton Command="Save" Icon="cancel" ShowInEdit="true">Save</GridCommandButton>
<GridCommandButton Command="Cancel" Icon="cancel" ShowInEdit="true">Cancel</GridCommandButton>
</GridCommandColumn>
</GridColumns>
</TelerikGrid>
Hello,
I am using a NumericTextBox in a form to input a decimal number.
The only decimal-separating character is " , ". I would like to be able to also use ' . ' as it's commonly used and easier to access on the keyboard while using the numeric pad.
The component doesn't seem to allow me to set which separator is used. The only information I have found is that it's fully dependant on the app's culture. Our culture is set to French (France), which uses ' , ' as a separator, so it's the only symbol the component will allow.
Is there any way to allow multiple decimal separators without changing the entire app's culture? (Even in this case I don't know if that would enable me to use both commas and dots)
Thank you,
Johnny