Hi,
I was wondering if it would be possible to create a grid and use ajax to manipulate data inside.
I have a RadGrid that is generated dynamically on server side. When it is generate, i use only JS events and functions to manipulate my page. But i don't know how to do this :
I want the content of the grid, by a click on an ASP button, launch a method that will just convert the content of the cell ( of type "x/y")
on percent values ( performing the operation (x*y / 100)). Is it possible to do this without refreshing the all page and just call a method ? Maybe using an AjaxManager and AjaxLoadingPanel ?
Thanks,
Maxime.
I was wondering if it would be possible to create a grid and use ajax to manipulate data inside.
I have a RadGrid that is generated dynamically on server side. When it is generate, i use only JS events and functions to manipulate my page. But i don't know how to do this :
I want the content of the grid, by a click on an ASP button, launch a method that will just convert the content of the cell ( of type "x/y")
on percent values ( performing the operation (x*y / 100)). Is it possible to do this without refreshing the all page and just call a method ? Maybe using an AjaxManager and AjaxLoadingPanel ?
Thanks,
Maxime.
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Hello Maxime,
You could take a look at this demo to see how to add AJAX functionality to controls that are not specially designed to make AJAX requests or mark a server control as an initiator of the ajax request using the ajaxRequestWithTarget(controlUniqueId, arguments) method. For more information please, check out the related resources.
Kind regards,
Kostadin
the Telerik team
You could take a look at this demo to see how to add AJAX functionality to controls that are not specially designed to make AJAX requests or mark a server control as an initiator of the ajax request using the ajaxRequestWithTarget(controlUniqueId, arguments) method. For more information please, check out the related resources.
Kind regards,
Kostadin
the Telerik team
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