I'm really struggling with this and am sure it's a case of being too deep in it to see the solution...
I'm adding an unknown number of PanelBar items to a RadPanelBar and for each one I'm displaying a RadGrid, essentially giving a user a list of categories (the RadPanelBar items) and a list of items in each category below (in the RadGrid).
The RadGrids need to display static data about each line (part number, description and unit cost) along with a textbox so the user can pick a quantity, and then have a calculated column display the unit cost multiplied by the textbox value (obviously validated to be a number)
However, while I can build the RadPanelBar, PanelBar items, build and attach the RadGrid to each PanelBar, data bind the RadGrids and display the static columns in each one, I simply cant see how to add the textboxes or how to work out what the datafields should be for the calculated column.
If anyone has a sample script (csharp pref) of how to add a textbox column and a calculated column that uses the textbox column then I;d REALLY appreciate it.
Thanks,
Karl
I'm adding an unknown number of PanelBar items to a RadPanelBar and for each one I'm displaying a RadGrid, essentially giving a user a list of categories (the RadPanelBar items) and a list of items in each category below (in the RadGrid).
The RadGrids need to display static data about each line (part number, description and unit cost) along with a textbox so the user can pick a quantity, and then have a calculated column display the unit cost multiplied by the textbox value (obviously validated to be a number)
However, while I can build the RadPanelBar, PanelBar items, build and attach the RadGrid to each PanelBar, data bind the RadGrids and display the static columns in each one, I simply cant see how to add the textboxes or how to work out what the datafields should be for the calculated column.
If anyone has a sample script (csharp pref) of how to add a textbox column and a calculated column that uses the textbox column then I;d REALLY appreciate it.
Thanks,
Karl