I have multiple grids, and the user can drag and drop rows from one to another. I am making use of OnRowDropping to call webservices, trigger rebinds, etc. All is working perfectly.... except when the user drops a row from one grid on to an empty grid containing only the NoRecordsTemplate. The event is raised, but the "args" object contains null for all the "target" values.... i.e.
_targetItemTableView, etc. The destinationHtmlElement is populated, so I use this to navigate backwards to find the Grid, but the lack of "target" info in this situation seems to be a bug to me.
Dave
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Hi Dave,
Your scenario is expected behavior. targetGridDataItem, targetItemDataKeyValues, targetItemId, targetItemIndexHierarchical, targetItemTableView and targetRadGrid represent the item which is related to the dropped item. This could be either the above or below item, the dropPosition property holds that information. When first dragging an item in the grid there are no items and respectively no target to relate to. You could try and find the grid by using the JavaScript below.
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team
Your scenario is expected behavior. targetGridDataItem, targetItemDataKeyValues, targetItemId, targetItemIndexHierarchical, targetItemTableView and targetRadGrid represent the item which is related to the dropped item. This could be either the above or below item, the dropPosition property holds that information. When first dragging an item in the grid there are no items and respectively no target to relate to. You could try and find the grid by using the JavaScript below.
$find("<%= RadGrid1.ClientID %>");Regards,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team
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answered on 19 Dec 2011, 09:44 PM
Hi Antonio,
Thank you for your response, and now I know the expected behavior. The option you suggest works for a declarative environment, but in my situation grids are created dynamically by users. By setting an attribute on the grid server side, and then accessing the DOM element on the client, I'm able to navigate up and find the grid that way. Seems to be the only option.
Thanks!
Dave
Thank you for your response, and now I know the expected behavior. The option you suggest works for a declarative environment, but in my situation grids are created dynamically by users. By setting an attribute on the grid server side, and then accessing the DOM element on the client, I'm able to navigate up and find the grid that way. Seems to be the only option.
Thanks!
Dave