[Solved] Hide "Add new record" button

[Howard]

Hi Telerik Team,

I need to hide the "add new record" button when a condition is fulfilled.  I'm trying to accomplish this using jquery on onDataBound event as this is the last event fired before the grid is rendered as described in (http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/grid/clientsideevents).

This are my functions:

var totalPercentage = 0;

    function onSaveJobList(e){
        //clear the total Percentage for add/edit
        totalPercentage = 0;
    }

    function onRowDataBoundJobList(e){
        totalPercentage = totalPercentage + e.dataItem["PERCENTAGE"];
    }

    function onDataBoundJobList(e){
        debugger
        $("#TOTAL_SPLITED").attr('value', ($("#TO_INVOICE_AMOUNT").val() * totalPercentage/100).toFixed(2));

        if(totalPercentage == 100){
            //$(".t-toolbar", $(this)).css("visibility:hidden");
            $(".t-toolbar", $(this)).css("display:none");
        }
        else{
            $(".t-toolbar", $(this)).css("visibility:visible");
        }
    }

Please let me know where am I doing wrong as it is not hiding the button/updating the css.

Thank you

[Dimo]

Hi Niroj,

The css() jQuery method should have two arguments in your case. Please consult the jQuery documentation.

I recommend you to hide the button with a visibility:hidden style, instead of hiding the whole toolbar. The latter will cause either content flicker, or whitespace inside the Grid component.

All the best,
Dimo
the Telerik team

[Samantha]

@Dimo, can you provide a sample? Im having the same issue as the thread starter

thanks

[Sarada]

Hi,

I am doing that in the following way.

// After 10 records, hide the Add button
    if (e.target.id == "grdSample") {
        if (($(this).parent().parent().find('tr').length - 1) >= 10) {
            $(this).find('.t-grid-add').hide();
        }
    }

[Mahesh]

Hi Dimo,

Is it possible to remove 'Add New Record' (command.Template) from the toolbar of the telerik mvc grid before loading the grid..........
Please Help me....


Thanks & Regards,
Mahesh