I've asked this question before and never got a satisfactory answer.
None of the "official" examples for iterating through the detail tables to hide the expand/collapse image mention that the grid MUST BE expanded in order for this to work. And doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of having expand on demand?
I would like to have an example of how to re-collapse the grid once the expand/collapse images have been hidden.
And also how to KEEP the expanded state of what the users are looking at on postback, for example, on editing a specific detail row.
Thanks.
None of the "official" examples for iterating through the detail tables to hide the expand/collapse image mention that the grid MUST BE expanded in order for this to work. And doesn't that kind of defeat the purpose of having expand on demand?
I would like to have an example of how to re-collapse the grid once the expand/collapse images have been hidden.
And also how to KEEP the expanded state of what the users are looking at on postback, for example, on editing a specific detail row.
Thanks.
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Hi Angie,
If you need to collapse an item when the collapse image is hidden, you will need to do it in the code behind by setting the Expanded property of the item. Other than that, please find attached a sample project I have created to demonstrate persisting of the item expanded state throughout postbacks and events. When an item is expanded/collapsed, its state is preserved in the session object and then restored before each rendering of RadGrid. This ensures persistent behavior even during updates and inserts.
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Veli
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If you need to collapse an item when the collapse image is hidden, you will need to do it in the code behind by setting the Expanded property of the item. Other than that, please find attached a sample project I have created to demonstrate persisting of the item expanded state throughout postbacks and events. When an item is expanded/collapsed, its state is preserved in the session object and then restored before each rendering of RadGrid. This ensures persistent behavior even during updates and inserts.
Greetings,
Veli
the Telerik team
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