[Solved] MVC Grid Selectable is not working with RowAction

[Samir]

Hi, 
When I am using the MVC Grid Beta (2010.2.713) and setting the RowAction as below, the Selectable stops working and I lose the hover funcationlity as below:

<%

    Html.Telerik().Grid(Model.AvFaxActiveBriefings)

       .Name("Grid")

       .DataKeys(d => d.Add(x => x.AvFaxid))

       .Columns(columns =>

       {

           columns.Bound(x => x.AvFaxid).Title("ID");

           columns.Bound(x => x.AvFaxNumber).Title("Number");

           columns.Bound(x => x.DateIssued).Title("Issued");

           columns.Bound(x => x.UpdateTill).Title("Update");

           columns.Bound(x => x.Format);

           columns.Bound(x => x.Target);

           columns.Bound(x => x.Content);

       })

       .Selectable()

       .RowAction(row =>

                      {

                          if(row.Index % 2 == 0)

                          {

                              row.HtmlAttributes["style"] = "background:#F0F0F0;";

                          }

                      })

       .Footer(false)

       .Render();

 %>

Thanks,
George

[Alex Gyoshev]

Hi Samir,

If you want to change the alternating rows background, you should do it through CSS rather than through code. You can use the t-alt CSS class, like this:
.t-alt {
    background-color: #f0f0f0;
}

Regards,
Alex Gyoshev
the Telerik team

[Samir]

Thanks very much Alex for the prompt response.
Although I saw your answer in another thread but I am interested to know if the RowAction is used, would that stop the Selectable to work in the Beta version or not.

Thanks again.
George

[Alex Gyoshev]

Hello Samir,

The RowAction that you are using produces inline style="" attributes that take precedence over the CSS styles. And because our styles are declared in the CSS, you practically override them with your code, disabling the styles for the selection and the hover styles. You can see the alt styles and selection working correctly together in the online demos with the webblue theme.

All the best,
Alex Gyoshev
the Telerik team