I have a simple RadGrid:
The columns and rows are bound to a table in a database; yet some of the columns do not contain any data (that is, all the entries in that column are NULL). I need to hide those columns that do not contain any data after the grid has been filled. I tried the following handler for the OnDataBound event:
This fails, however, because rgHeaderKey.Columns.Count is always 0, even after the data have been bound (which I find a bit strange). I realise this might be because the columns are automatically generated: however, I need it this way because I do not know the names of the columns in advance.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
<telerik:RadGrid ID="rgHeaderKey" runat="server"> <HeaderStyle Font-Bold="true" /> <MasterTableView HeaderStyle-HorizontalAlign="Center" HeaderStyle-Font-Bold="true" /></telerik:RadGrid>The columns and rows are bound to a table in a database; yet some of the columns do not contain any data (that is, all the entries in that column are NULL). I need to hide those columns that do not contain any data after the grid has been filled. I tried the following handler for the OnDataBound event:
protected void GridHeaderKeyDataBound(object sender, EventArgs e){ // after data-binding, hide any columns that have no entries for(int i = 0; i < rgHeaderKey.Columns.Count; i++) { // check the entry in the first row GridColumn col = rgHeaderKey.Columns[i]; if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(rgHeaderKey.Items[0][col].Text)) col.Display = false; }}This fails, however, because rgHeaderKey.Columns.Count is always 0, even after the data have been bound (which I find a bit strange). I realise this might be because the columns are automatically generated: however, I need it this way because I do not know the names of the columns in advance.
Any help would be very much appreciated.