Hi, I have a listview that I use Jquery on to be able to have multi-select functionality by simply clicking the items, instead of needing to hold ctrl. When I attempt to gather the selected items using .select(), It implies that because selectable is undefined, that it can't find that information. This was previously a grid and it worked fine having the selectable property off and still using .select(). I also have another grid currently that applies the same functionality and it works. It seems to only be an issue with the listview. I can't set the selectable property to on because with my Jquery doing the selecting, it seems it doesn't know what to do to select and fails.

 

Here is my selection with Jquery:

$('#expensesView').delegate('.expense', 'click', function () {
        $(this).toggleClass('k-state-selected');
    })

 

The listView:

 

    $('#expensesView').kendoListView({
        dataSource: ExpensesDS,
        //selectable: "multiple",
        scrollable: "true",
        filterable: "true",
        height: 600,
        template: kendo.template($('#expenseTemplate').html())
    });

 

Method I'm using to get all the selected objects IDs:

 

    var listView = $('#expensesView').data('kendoListView');
    var ids = [];

    listView.select().each(function () {
        var dataItem = grid.dataItem($(this));
        ids.push(dataItem.expenseID);
    });

 

.select works fine on the grid without selectable being defined, but not in the listview. What should I do here?

 

Thanks!

i'm not sure what the proper way to navigate this is, but I just wrote some Jquery to select the elements myself, then grabbed the props I wanted from the dataItem. 

 

    var listView = $('#statementExpensesView').data('kendoListView');
    var ids = [];

    $('#statementExpensesView').find('.expense').each(function () {
        if ($(this).hasClass('k-state-selected')) {
            var dataItem = listView.dataItem($(this));
            ids.push(dataItem.expenseID);

        } else {
            return;
        };
    });

Hello Lane,

Based on the provided description I should say that the behavior is expected. Since selection is not enabled by default and the k-state-selected class is added manually the select() method will likely return a different result than what appears visually as selected items. 

If the requirement is to select multiple items with just clicking the approach you are going for is correct. Since the selected CSS class is applied manually you can retrieve the selected items by selecting all elements with that class.

Regards,
Viktor Tachev
Progress Telerik