Hello,
I have a grid where I put all items in edit mode. I would like users to be able to enter all the info, then save it when they are done. However, I have a combo box that based on the selection I want to change values in a textbox in another column. Right now I postback when the selected index is changed. In doing so, I have to save all of the values in the grid to the database so they are not lost on postback. I do need to query the database to make the decision on what to put into the text box. Obviously having to save all the items each time and postback slows the performance significantly. Is there any way to work around this without doing a postback? The grid is bound to a SQL data source.
Thanks!
Casey
I have a grid where I put all items in edit mode. I would like users to be able to enter all the info, then save it when they are done. However, I have a combo box that based on the selection I want to change values in a textbox in another column. Right now I postback when the selected index is changed. In doing so, I have to save all of the values in the grid to the database so they are not lost on postback. I do need to query the database to make the decision on what to put into the text box. Obviously having to save all the items each time and postback slows the performance significantly. Is there any way to work around this without doing a postback? The grid is bound to a SQL data source.
Thanks!
Casey
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answered on 13 Nov 2012, 03:58 AM
Once I figured out how to get the row index in the client events (http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/aspnet-ajax/grid/access-row-properties-for-a-grid-combobox.aspx) i was able to use AJAX to get it to work.
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