We're using a RadGrid with client side databinding pointing it to a webservice and specifying a SelectMethod. This grid also has a
GridClientDeleteColumn. When a row is deleted we have a client side event handler tied to the RowDeleting event which is where we call another webservice to make the actual deletion. Everything is handled by client side code - we have nothing in our code-behind.
Occasionally, it looks like the delete doesn't work. What I believe is happening is that the grid is updating itself before the web method we call in the RowDeleting event handler has had a chance to complete. Is there a way to control when the grid updates itself on the client? What we would like to do is call the web service to delete the data in the RowDeleting event. Then, in the webservice callback method we have specified we would update the grid.
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Hello PJ Melies,
This scenario is not automatically supported in RadGrid when you use the client-side delete functionality. You will have to manually implement it. You can use a button or another click-able element in every row that will take the data key values of your item and set it to your web service for deletion. Once your item is deleted on the far end, you can request RadGrid's refreshed data source and rebind the grid. In this way, your deleted row will not be removed until your data record is deleted from the server and you rebind the grid.
Regards,
Veli
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This scenario is not automatically supported in RadGrid when you use the client-side delete functionality. You will have to manually implement it. You can use a button or another click-able element in every row that will take the data key values of your item and set it to your web service for deletion. Once your item is deleted on the far end, you can request RadGrid's refreshed data source and rebind the grid. In this way, your deleted row will not be removed until your data record is deleted from the server and you rebind the grid.
Regards,
Veli
the Telerik team
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