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Hello,
I would like to have the opinion of Kendo experts on the following
subject.
I would like to create a kind of form that would check if certain
conditions are met in order to continue an operation. The conditions are
defined in a table as a string text (for example, "Filled the registration
form", "Paid the registration fee" and so on ...). It's also
possible to have several form one after the other in the case where several
operations are in progress simultaneously. In addition, there are two Save and
Cancel buttons in each form. I made a small sketch in order to picture this (attached file Dynamic Form.png)
My Controller returns a list of objects like this:
- Definition Label #1
- 1st Checking
- 2nd Checking
- 3rd Checking
- Definition Label #2 (1st checking) ...
My question would be: There is a Kendo component that could help me
achieve this optimally?
I managed to fill the form etc ... with jQuery, but when I had to
realize the code behind for the buttons, I thought there might be a simpler
way. Because I need two things mainly:
When clicking on the Save button, find out the value for each of the checks for each of the forms. And navigating through the DOM to get this info is somewhat tedious ...
When clicking Cancel, reset the displayed values to those received by the Controller.
Having already used Keno for Grid / ComboBox, I would like to know if
there was anything that could help me in this case. (Kendo Template and a Model
for example?)
2 Answers, 1 is accepted
Hello DevHM,
Yes, you can use the Kendo MVVM binder to accomplish some of the requirements. But still you will need to implement some code that will accomplish exactly what you need.
You can check out this blog post from Falafel, that demonstrates how to build up a dynamic form out of JSON fetched from the server: https://blog.falafel.com/kendo-ui-creating-an-dynamic-input-form-from-an-external-json-viewmodel/.
Regards,Ianko
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