How to make the first data the default?

[NHJ]

dayDropDownEditor : function (container, options) {

            $('<input id="' + options.field + '" data-bind="value:' + options.field + '"/>')
                .appendTo(container)
                .kendoDropDownList({
                    suggest: true,
                    dataSource: [
                        {name: '조업' },
                        {name: '안함' }
                    ],
                    dataTextField: 'name',
                    dataValueField: 'name',
                    valuePrimitive: true,

                });
        }

 

Hi,

My dropbox list is displayed correctly.

However, the default is still "", which is blank.

I tried using select and also index but it didn't work.


How can I make Dropbox default to the first data if I don't pick anything?


If I pick one, the data is imported normally.

If uneven, it is empty.

[Hetali]

Hi Nam,

Thank you for the snippet. 

Looking at the ticket, I am assuming that you are adding a Kendo UI DropDownList in the Kendo UI Grid Editor using the columns.editor function and while adding a new row in the Grid, you want the default value to be added in the row when no selection is made from the DropDownList.

In order to set the default value, please define the schema.model of the Grid dataSource and set the defaultValue as seen below:

dataSource: {
  schema: {
    model: {
      id: "name",
      fields: {
        name: { type: "string" , defaultValue: "조업" }
      }
    }
  }
}

Please take a look at this Dojo example where the Grid adds the default value in the new row when no value is selected from the DropDownList.

I hope you find this information helpful. However, if I have misunderstood your query, could you please respond with the detailed behavior observed by you or update the Dojo example such that it demonstrates the behavior? I will investigate further.

Regards,
Hetali
Progress Telerik

[NHJ]

Thank you for the answer!

Thanks to your help, the problem was solved right away.

Thank you very much!