I have a TabStrip that loads other Kendo content using Ajax. This dynamic content has a kendo grid on it.
After the grid is created, I need to apply a specific Filter from the main page (user clicks on a list item for the filter they want to apply).
Problem is sometimes, the grid has not been created by the time the code is called to apply the filter obviously resulting in an error.
This is a single action by the user. If the grid has not been created previously, it is created and then a filter immediately applied.
If it has been created previously, the filters work fine as the grid exists.
How can you be sure that a kendo widget is rendered. is there a callback mechanism, a wrapper function to wait before futher processing?
There is probably a fundemental way of doing this in JQuery
Thanks
After the grid is created, I need to apply a specific Filter from the main page (user clicks on a list item for the filter they want to apply).
Problem is sometimes, the grid has not been created by the time the code is called to apply the filter obviously resulting in an error.
This is a single action by the user. If the grid has not been created previously, it is created and then a filter immediately applied.
If it has been created previously, the filters work fine as the grid exists.
How can you be sure that a kendo widget is rendered. is there a callback mechanism, a wrapper function to wait before futher processing?
There is probably a fundemental way of doing this in JQuery
Thanks
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Hi Gary,
A Kendo UI widget is rendered after its initialization statement has been executed. In some cases the widget might use setTimeout, so using one after the intiialization statement should be sufficient.
With regard to the Grid, the widget's data will be rendered with some delay if Ajax binding is used. In this case, if you apply your customizations in the widget's dataBound event, you will be certain that everything you need will exist on the page.
The TabStrip itself has a contentLoaded event, but this will be fired before the Grid inside is initialized.
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
A Kendo UI widget is rendered after its initialization statement has been executed. In some cases the widget might use setTimeout, so using one after the intiialization statement should be sufficient.
With regard to the Grid, the widget's data will be rendered with some delay if Ajax binding is used. In this case, if you apply your customizations in the widget's dataBound event, you will be certain that everything you need will exist on the page.
The TabStrip itself has a contentLoaded event, but this will be fired before the Grid inside is initialized.
Regards,
Dimo
the Telerik team
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