Hi,
I am wondering is it possible to hide GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn for rows which do not have row details? At the moment, some of my rows do not have details but it still be able to show the detail template with empty content. I have also tried using template selector, so for rows with no details I defined a empty template, in this case, the GridViewRowDetailsColumn is still visible, though it shows nothing when you click on it. I think it is better if there is a way to hide it or make it in expanded status and not be able to collapse.
Thank you in advance!
VH
I am wondering is it possible to hide GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn for rows which do not have row details? At the moment, some of my rows do not have details but it still be able to show the detail template with empty content. I have also tried using template selector, so for rows with no details I defined a empty template, in this case, the GridViewRowDetailsColumn is still visible, though it shows nothing when you click on it. I think it is better if there is a way to hide it or make it in expanded status and not be able to collapse.
Thank you in advance!
VH
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Hello VH,
I am not sure if such behavior is easily achievable with the GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn , however RadGridView offers another convenient API to control whether an expander button is visible or not - The row has an IsExpandable property. You may see it in action in the this online example.
The relevant code may be found in the RowLoaded event handler.
Sincerely yours,
Pavel Pavlov
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I am not sure if such behavior is easily achievable with the GridViewToggleRowDetailsColumn , however RadGridView offers another convenient API to control whether an expander button is visible or not - The row has an IsExpandable property. You may see it in action in the this online example.
The relevant code may be found in the RowLoaded event handler.
Sincerely yours,
Pavel Pavlov
the Telerik team
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answered on 25 Mar 2010, 10:37 PM
Thank you very much! That solved my problem. :)
Cheers,
VH
Cheers,
VH