Hi,
I configured a "action column" inside my kendo Grid, with a kendoMenu that allow me to do some tasks on my row item.
I want to run an action directly without selecting the row (because when I select the row, I do some other actions that I do not want to do from the action menu)
My code: http://dojo.telerik.com/otEQI/16
I need to prevent "rowchange" event from a kendoMenu change event that I set inside a columnTemplate.
I tought I could do something inside the menuChange event (like e.preventDefault()), but it happen AFTER the rowchange event!
How can I prevent the rowChange to raise when I click on my kendoMenu item?
Thank you.
4 Answers, 1 is accepted
In order to prevent the selection when you click on the Menu (or in the Menu cell), you need to follow the approach from the following help article:
For your convenience, following is the modified dojo, which works as per your requirement:
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Konstantin Dikov
Telerik
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Hi, thank you for your reply. I tried your solution.
The only think it does, is that it doesn't set the line "orange".
But, I the rowChange of the grid is raised, the currently selected row is un-selected.
Example: Click on first row, second column. The row is selected in orange.
After, if I select any item of first column of row 2, the first row is un-oranged, the row 2 is seleted (without being orange).
I want the row 1 to stay orange, even if I select an action on row 2.
Is it possible to keep the current selection, to "block" the rowchange event of happening?
Rank 1
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Finally, I got it! You send me in the good direction with the "mouseup" event, but I set it in my column template kendoMenu instead of the grid td.
It creates a better result, I can select the row by clicking on it beside the menu, but any click on the menu does not raise the "onchange" event.
p.s. your fix only prevent the "orange" paint of the row, but the "rowchange" was raised.
Solution: http://dojo.telerik.com/otEQI/29
I am really glad to see that you have found a solution for the issue that you have faced with my approach. Handling the onmouseup event of the element in your template is indeed the better approach and will allow you to stop the propagation of the event.
Best Regards,
Konstantin Dikov
Telerik