Hi All,
We have couple of pages in our application whcih will have grids with huge amounts of data. Agreed to an extent the number of rows on grid can be controlled by paging but i feel its really performance intensive because it has to redraw all the rows currently shown on the screen for any grid action.. if i just want to edit 1 row i should be able to ajaxify it to return and refresh only 1 TR from the table.
Is that possible?
ThanKS,
pARAG
We have couple of pages in our application whcih will have grids with huge amounts of data. Agreed to an extent the number of rows on grid can be controlled by paging but i feel its really performance intensive because it has to redraw all the rows currently shown on the screen for any grid action.. if i just want to edit 1 row i should be able to ajaxify it to return and refresh only 1 TR from the table.
Is that possible?
ThanKS,
pARAG
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Hi Parag,
Unfortunately, RadGrid does not support the described functionality. When making an request to the server RadGrid should recreate all items in order to put one row in edit mode. Note that this behavior is observed across all ASP.NET controls and it is caused from the way ASP.NET AJAX have been designed and implemented.
Additionally, you could take a look at the help articles in the RadGrid Performance section.
Kind regards,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team
Unfortunately, RadGrid does not support the described functionality. When making an request to the server RadGrid should recreate all items in order to put one row in edit mode. Note that this behavior is observed across all ASP.NET controls and it is caused from the way ASP.NET AJAX have been designed and implemented.
Additionally, you could take a look at the help articles in the RadGrid Performance section.
Kind regards,
Antonio Stoilkov
the Telerik team
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