Hello... I'm migrating over from a Winforms JanusGrid to an ASP RadGrid.... so I'm struggling a bit with syntax and methodology.
I've got a large collection of base classes instantiated by an ASP page... all of my radgrids are 'server side'.
Basically, the user does what they are going to do with the radgrids (selects rows, etc), then hits a submit button.
The entire RadGrid is passed by reference into the corresponding base class so that the functions can iterate through the entire RadGrid, pull out the necessary data from the cells in selected rows (or the entire grid), and then perform whatever logic is necessary.
I see posted examples on how to intercept specific rows as part of the ItemBound method... but I don't see anything that just takes an entire ByRef RadGrid... iterates through the entire items collection (or selecteditems collection), reads in data from specific cells, and then continues.
Ive got something like this:
For Each Row As DataGridItem In lstEmployees.SelectedItems
ClockInEmployee(Row("_ID").text)
Next
But the syntax isn't correct...
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Jay
I've got a large collection of base classes instantiated by an ASP page... all of my radgrids are 'server side'.
Basically, the user does what they are going to do with the radgrids (selects rows, etc), then hits a submit button.
The entire RadGrid is passed by reference into the corresponding base class so that the functions can iterate through the entire RadGrid, pull out the necessary data from the cells in selected rows (or the entire grid), and then perform whatever logic is necessary.
I see posted examples on how to intercept specific rows as part of the ItemBound method... but I don't see anything that just takes an entire ByRef RadGrid... iterates through the entire items collection (or selecteditems collection), reads in data from specific cells, and then continues.
Ive got something like this:
For Each Row As DataGridItem In lstEmployees.SelectedItems
ClockInEmployee(Row("_ID").text)
Next
But the syntax isn't correct...
Can someone point me in the right direction?
Jay