[Solved] Is this possible??? topic: LoadContentFrom

[Max]

Hi all
I am trying to dynamically change the "contentUrl:" content after it has been created via LoadContentFrom.
The content below loads fine the FIRST time:

<div id="linkBottomGraph-region">
@{ Html.Telerik().Window()
        .Name("WindowBottomGraph")
        .Visible(false)
        .Buttons(b => b.Refresh().Maximize().Close())
        .LoadContentFrom(Url.Action("_ChartBottom", "NormalMode", new { initialDate = ViewData["initialDate"], name = ViewData["name"] }))
        .Width(1200)
        .Height(400)
        .Render();
}
</div>

The HTML results are :

jQuery('#WindowBottomGraph').tWindow({modal:false, contentUrl:'/NormalMode/_ChartBottom?initialDate=10%2F18%2F2011&name=JOHN', draggable:true, resizable:true, minHeight:250, minWidth:250, maxHeight:1500, maxWidth:1500});

Every time I click on a Master/Detail Grid the data changes and I need to use the new data and insert it into the contentUrl above since the Javascript code is "static". Not sure if that is possible. The goal is to re-create the chart using the new updated data plus display it into a new window. (sounds like mission impossible).

So, one thing I was trying to do was to use the same approach as below

function onDataBinding_Grid(e) {
    e.data = $.extend(e.data, { initialDate: initialDate, name: name });
}

I was trying to pass the same parameters to the Chart:

function onDataBinding_Chart(e) {
    e.data = $.extend(e.data, { upgradeDate: upgradeDate, vhoName: vhoName });
}

Anyways, been working on this for days.....

Thank you!

[Alex Gyoshev]

Hi Max,

You can use the ajaxRequest() client-side method to reload the window content. It doesn't change the contentUrl by itself, but will request data from the server and pass any data you need:
window.ajaxRequest("/User/Details", { id: 42 });

Kind regards,
Alex Gyoshev
the Telerik team

[Max]

hey Alex, thanks for replying... I was using that but it falls into the same problem, the contentUrl cannot be changed once the Javascript code is sent to the browser.

Anyways.. thank you