Hello Kendo Masters,
We have a need to show/hide rows in a grid that is virtualized via local data.
We believe this is possible, as we see the grid adjust correctly when one a page is swapped out, after performing a show/hide of a row on the previous page.
However, if we perform a similar action on the last page...we do notice issues - namely we can't get to newly visible rows or hidden rows will cause permanent over-scroll.
What is the correct method, or set of methods for us to call in order to simulate a page change/update in this scenario?
Apologies if I am using the wrong terminology here...but, we simply want the scroll bar calculations to adjust after a row show/hide.
Regards!
We have a need to show/hide rows in a grid that is virtualized via local data.
We believe this is possible, as we see the grid adjust correctly when one a page is swapped out, after performing a show/hide of a row on the previous page.
However, if we perform a similar action on the last page...we do notice issues - namely we can't get to newly visible rows or hidden rows will cause permanent over-scroll.
What is the correct method, or set of methods for us to call in order to simulate a page change/update in this scenario?
Apologies if I am using the wrong terminology here...but, we simply want the scroll bar calculations to adjust after a row show/hide.
Regards!
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Hi Matt,
Hiding Grid rows is currently not supported out of the box. I am not exactly sure how you have implemented it, however leaving the range will destroy the <tr> elements, so the next time this range is rendered, new <tr> elements will be inserted into the DOM and they will be visible. Also I am not sure what you mean by saying "can't get to newly visible rows" - if it is the last page there should not be any new rows below. Implementing this behavior and adjusting the scroll bar will require a custom solution, which is beyond the scope of out standard support services.
Regards,
Alexander Popov
Telerik
Hiding Grid rows is currently not supported out of the box. I am not exactly sure how you have implemented it, however leaving the range will destroy the <tr> elements, so the next time this range is rendered, new <tr> elements will be inserted into the DOM and they will be visible. Also I am not sure what you mean by saying "can't get to newly visible rows" - if it is the last page there should not be any new rows below. Implementing this behavior and adjusting the scroll bar will require a custom solution, which is beyond the scope of out standard support services.
Regards,
Alexander Popov
Telerik
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