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asked on 26 May 2010, 10:22 PM
In my opinion .PrefixUrlParameters(true) should lead to a prefix in the form fields, if row edit is used. I am using client editing.
But this is not the case.
But this is not the case.
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Hi Frank Michael ,
As its name suggests this controls prefixing the url parameters used during server binding.
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As its name suggests this controls prefixing the url parameters used during server binding.
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answered on 27 May 2010, 06:35 AM
Is there a way to control the prefix during Ajax binding? Otherwise the binding depends on if the grid is in a view with another grid or not. I want to make the name always the prefix, so that I have a predictable behavior.
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Hi Frank Michael ,
No this is not possible. Why do you need this? For ajax binding every grid has a different action method which populates it.
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No this is not possible. Why do you need this? For ajax binding every grid has a different action method which populates it.
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answered on 27 May 2010, 06:44 AM
Because I may re-use the same grid WorkitemGrid.ascx in many different views.
If - sometimes - the binding has a prefix, because it is together with another grid in the view - and sometimes not - it is difficult to decide how to bind.
As a workaround I could try to bind with prefix and if that fails (but how to know?) to bind without prefix. This still has the risk, that wrong binding takes place.
If - sometimes - the binding has a prefix, because it is together with another grid in the view - and sometimes not - it is difficult to decide how to bind.
As a workaround I could try to bind with prefix and if that fails (but how to know?) to bind without prefix. This still has the risk, that wrong binding takes place.
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Hi Frank Michael ,
Client-side binding never takes prefixes. Prefixes are applied only during server-binding. To have prefixes in client-binding you need to modify the grid source. Check telerik.grid.js if you decide to take that route.
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Client-side binding never takes prefixes. Prefixes are applied only during server-binding. To have prefixes in client-binding you need to modify the grid source. Check telerik.grid.js if you decide to take that route.
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answered on 27 May 2010, 06:52 AM
Hrrm - I think there is a misunderstanding.
If there are two grids in a view, then the Form editor for row edit prefixes the Grid name to the Parameters of the Post. I have seen this in the documentation and in the debugger.
If there are two grids in a view, then the Form editor for row edit prefixes the Grid name to the Parameters of the Post. I have seen this in the documentation and in the debugger.
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Hello Frank Michael ,
There is a misunderstanding indeed. PrefixUrlParameters adds a prefix to url parameters used in server binding. Form fields used in editing are prefixed internally by ASP.NET MVC when DisplayFor or EditorFor is used.
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There is a misunderstanding indeed. PrefixUrlParameters adds a prefix to url parameters used in server binding. Form fields used in editing are prefixed internally by ASP.NET MVC when DisplayFor or EditorFor is used.
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answered on 27 May 2010, 06:58 AM
So if I use
DisplayFor(viewData=>viewData.workitem.Title) in one View and
DisplayFor(viewData=>viewData.wi.Title) in the other View, then I have a problem?
I see - thanks.
DisplayFor(viewData=>viewData.workitem.Title) in one View and
DisplayFor(viewData=>viewData.wi.Title) in the other View, then I have a problem?
I see - thanks.
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Hello Frank Michael ,
Yes.
ASP.NET MVC would use "Title" as a prefix in both cases.
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Yes.
ASP.NET MVC would use "Title" as a prefix in both cases.
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