[Solved] Force ajax load with additional parameters

[Piero Casiraghi]

I have a form that contains optional fields of research.
When a user fills out these fields and press the submit button, I need the grid to run the ajax call passing these optional parameters.

I do not know before the values that the user could enter, so I can not write something like this:

. Ajax (ajax => ajax.Action (ActionName? Opt1 = 'abcde', " ControllerName"))

With JQuery can i write something like this?
. Ajax (ajax => ajax.Action (ActionName? Opt1 = "+ $ ( '# Opt1').Val()," ControllerName "))

The second question is: how can I make the AJAX call of the grid?

$('#myButton').submit(function() {
     //TODO force reload of the grid
    return false;
});

Thank you

[Atanas Korchev]

Hi Piero Casiraghi,

You can use the rebind client-side method to achieve both. Take a look a this example

All the best,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team

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[Piero Casiraghi]

So i've  to write something like this:

$('#myButton').submit(function() {

   var ordersGrid = $('#Orders').data('tGrid');


    ordersGrid

      .rebind({
                        opt1: $('#opt1').val(),
                        opt2: $('#opt2').val(),
                    });

    return false;
});


and then change the ajaxCall
 .Ajax(ajax => ajax.Action("_RelatedGrids_Orders", "Grid", new { opt1 = "",opt2="" }))

Is it correct?

Thank you

[Atanas Korchev]

Hello Piero Casiraghi,

Should be. I am not fully aware of your scenario. Give it a try and let us know if you've hit some obstacles.

Regards,
Atanas Korchev
the Telerik team

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[Piero Casiraghi]

It works!
Thanks for your help.
You are much faster in responding to problems than another one of your famous competitor.
A point in your favor. :-)