[Solved] grid.ajaxRequest

[Mike]

In order to drive some dependent tables in my app, I am manually editing the urls stored in the ajax object of the grid and then calling the ajaxRequest method to refresh the table. I couldn't find a way to get rebind to behave the way I wanted but this method seems to be ok. However, sometimes I want to cancel a pending ajaxRequest - for example, if another change means that I need to fire off a new request to rebind the table.

The usual way is to call abort on the XHR object - jQuery kindly provides a nice wrapper of the XHR object when you call it's ajax methods. I've modified the telerik.grid.js to return that object from ajaxRequest and everything seems to work fine. However, I don't like to branch my dependencies this way - one day we will update to the next great telerik library and I don't want to have to remember to make that change.

Does that seem like a safe thing for you to incorporate in the main source code? Is there some reason I'm not thinking of that would make this a bad change, and I should find a different approach?

[Robert]

So, yeah, I'm looking for this answer too....anybody?  To repeat the main question, how do I do something like

grid.getHappyAjaxRequestObject().abortThisThing();

 ?

[Robert]

bumpity bump bump