Is it possible to have a RadGrid that always has it's rows editable and only apply's the changes when a user clicks a "apply changes" button. On top of this, can sorting be done based off of the user's (un-applied) updates? I'm thinking the data would have to be persisted on the client somehow.
I have a MultiRowEdit example working, but I lose any changes on sorting.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Hello,
Is it possible to have a RadGrid that always has it's rows editable
Yes, it is possible. Please examine the following links:
Put all items in edit mode without additional rebind
Default edit mode for grid items on initial load
Excel-like RadGrid
and only apply's the changes when a user clicks a "apply changes" button.
You can fire the UpdateEdited command for that purpose
On top of this, can sorting be done based off of the user's (un-applied) updates?
RadGrid doesn't support this functionality and I think it won't be that easy to achieve it.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Best regards,
Daniel
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Is it possible to have a RadGrid that always has it's rows editable
Yes, it is possible. Please examine the following links:
Put all items in edit mode without additional rebind
Default edit mode for grid items on initial load
Excel-like RadGrid
and only apply's the changes when a user clicks a "apply changes" button.
You can fire the UpdateEdited command for that purpose
<MasterTableView CommandItemDisplay="Top" ...> <CommandItemTemplate> <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Apply Changes" CommandName="UpdateEdited" /> </CommandItemTemplate> ....On top of this, can sorting be done based off of the user's (un-applied) updates?
RadGrid doesn't support this functionality and I think it won't be that easy to achieve it.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Best regards,
Daniel
the Telerik team
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