I am really starting to like the new header context menu. But, it has very limited options at this time. I'd like to limit my header context menus to only show the sorting and filtering options. These are great shortcuts!
There are too many issues with widths to allow grouping on every grid, and the show/hide columns is FAR too slow to be usable. I'd really like to see this not attempted with javascript and just postback to hide columns. I have one grid that the context menu won't even open at all becuase the javascript is just too slow. Browser keeps throwing the "do you want to keep running this script?" message.
If anyone could help me hide all the options except sorting and filtering I would really appriciate it!
There are too many issues with widths to allow grouping on every grid, and the show/hide columns is FAR too slow to be usable. I'd really like to see this not attempted with javascript and just postback to hide columns. I have one grid that the context menu won't even open at all becuase the javascript is just too slow. Browser keeps throwing the "do you want to keep running this script?" message.
If anyone could help me hide all the options except sorting and filtering I would really appriciate it!
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Hi James,
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Maria Ilieva
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Please refer to the following forum post which provides example for the required functionality. Test it on your side and let me know if this helps.
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answered on 15 Jun 2010, 08:37 PM
The method described in the post worked fine.
The one problem I ran into was that when trying to remove the root node for the columns, a javascript error is thrown. I resolved this by making the root node's Text value an empty string. Then hid all the items inside. This produced the results I needed.
Thanks!
James
The one problem I ran into was that when trying to remove the root node for the columns, a javascript error is thrown. I resolved this by making the root node's Text value an empty string. Then hid all the items inside. This produced the results I needed.
Thanks!
James