here is what I need to do;
columns.Bound(x -> x.CreatedOn).Title ("Created On")
columns.Bound(x -> x.CreatedBy).Title ("Created By")
I have the 2 columns above and want to display them into 1 column. ( I have done this with other grids with the statement as follows)
columns.Bound(x => x.CreatedOn).Title ("Created ").RenderValueAs(x =>x.CreatedBy + " " + x.CreatedOn)
Can anyone help me out? 2 columns renderd as 1 value A over value B new heading?
columns.Bound(x -> x.CreatedOn).Title ("Created On")
columns.Bound(x -> x.CreatedBy).Title ("Created By")
I have the 2 columns above and want to display them into 1 column. ( I have done this with other grids with the statement as follows)
columns.Bound(x => x.CreatedOn).Title ("Created ").RenderValueAs(x =>x.CreatedBy + " " + x.CreatedOn)
Can anyone help me out? 2 columns renderd as 1 value A over value B new heading?
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Hello,
You say you have achieved the same with other grids. Do you mean the MS DataGrid? Does the same approach work with it and not with RadGridView?
Generally, you can also expose a new property combining those two and use it for the DataMemberBinding or redefine the CellTemplate of the column to display what you would like to. You can also check our online documentation on defining CellTemplate/CellEditTemplate for a reference.
Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik
You say you have achieved the same with other grids. Do you mean the MS DataGrid? Does the same approach work with it and not with RadGridView?
Generally, you can also expose a new property combining those two and use it for the DataMemberBinding or redefine the CellTemplate of the column to display what you would like to. You can also check our online documentation on defining CellTemplate/CellEditTemplate for a reference.
Regards,
Dimitrina
Telerik
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answered on 18 Feb 2015, 10:27 PM
http://gridmvc.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=Custom%20columns&referringTitle=Documentation
This is the grid I have used. It is very light weight and simple but does not support Pagenation.Length so I came to Telerik
This is the grid I have used. It is very light weight and simple but does not support Pagenation.Length so I came to Telerik