Hello,
We would like to implement a load on demand for the combobox in combination with a webservice to ease the dataload on the page. We are wondering if you can provide us with an example with the following features:
We would like to implement a load on demand for the combobox in combination with a webservice to ease the dataload on the page. We are wondering if you can provide us with an example with the following features:
- combobox => initially empty
- load items from webservice when clicked or when typing in the textbox (we understand that allowcustomtext cannot be turned off? )
- display multiple columns in the dropdown
- when an item is selected trigger another combobox to load items from a webservice
We would really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
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Hi Dennis ,
An example how to load items via WebService you can see here.
Note, that there is no way for now to implement multicolumn combo by using WebService. Actually you cannot apply templates when you are populating the ComboBox via WebService. This is the reason why you cannot apply Multi Column Combo via WebService.
You can implement an MultiCoulumncombo by using the general Loaad OnDemand functionality. An example can be seen here.
And how to implement related comboboxes you can see here.
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Rosi
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An example how to load items via WebService you can see here.
Note, that there is no way for now to implement multicolumn combo by using WebService. Actually you cannot apply templates when you are populating the ComboBox via WebService. This is the reason why you cannot apply Multi Column Combo via WebService.
You can implement an MultiCoulumncombo by using the general Loaad OnDemand functionality. An example can be seen here.
And how to implement related comboboxes you can see here.
Regards,
Rosi
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Teun
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answered on 22 Aug 2008, 06:18 AM
Hi,
Thanks for the response. Too bad templating is not possible when using LOD with a webservice. That would be a neat feature. Is it something the team plans to implement in the near future?
Cheers.
Thanks for the response. Too bad templating is not possible when using LOD with a webservice. That would be a neat feature. Is it something the team plans to implement in the near future?
Cheers.
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Hi Dennis ,
We are always working on improving the controls suite and the client-side templates is definitely a feature we consider implementing and researching a possible options for its implementation. However for the time being I cannot set a timeframe when this will be done.
Thank you for your feedback! We will have it mind for sure.
Regards,
Rosi
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We are always working on improving the controls suite and the client-side templates is definitely a feature we consider implementing and researching a possible options for its implementation. However for the time being I cannot set a timeframe when this will be done.
Thank you for your feedback! We will have it mind for sure.
Regards,
Rosi
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Guss
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answered on 10 Oct 2008, 10:35 AM
Hi There
I do load multiple columns using a web service.
I do load multiple columns using a web service.
for (int i = itemOffset; i < endOffset; i++) |
{ |
RadComboBoxItemData itemData = new RadComboBoxItemData(); |
string txtString = "<span class='ddcol1' style='width: 30px'>" + data.Rows[i]["title"].ToString() + "</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:80px'>" + data.Rows[i]["first"].ToString() + "</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:70px'>" + data.Rows[i]["middle"].ToString() + "</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:80px'>" + data.Rows[i]["last"].ToString() + "</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:175px'>" + data.Rows[i]["preDeploymentEmail"].ToString() + "</span>"; |
itemData.Text = txtString; |
itemData.Value = data.Rows[i]["id"].ToString(); |
result.Add(itemData); |
} |
The style looks like this:
.ddcol1 {float: left; margin: 0; padding: 0 5px 0 0; line-height: 14px; overflow:hidden; white-space:nowrap;}
Just one more issue:, the selected text in the combox is actually stuffed because it looks like this:
<span class='ddcol1' style='width: 30px'>Mr.</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:80px'>Guss</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:70px'></span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:80px'>Davey</span><span class='ddcol1' style='width:175px'>gdavey@csc.com</span>
ITS ALL A STRING!!!
So if you can maybe help me on the last step, how do I then manipulate the selected TEXT in the combo?
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Hello Guss,
I sugegst you subscribe to the OnClientSelectedIndexChanged event and set the text of RadComboBox in its event handler.
For example
Best wishes,
Rosi
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I sugegst you subscribe to the OnClientSelectedIndexChanged event and set the text of RadComboBox in its event handler.
For example
function OnClientSelectedIndexChanged (sender,e) |
{ |
var element= e.get_item().get_element(); |
var children = element.getElementsByTagName("span") |
var text =""; |
for(var i=0;i<children.length; i++) |
{ |
text += children[i].innerHTML; |
} |
sender.set_text(text); |
} |
Best wishes,
Rosi
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