RadGrid: nav buttons (page 1/n..)

[Roberto]

Hi, I can't make the navigation buttons to appear when the rows count doesn't fit in a page. I need the backwards/forwards buttons and Page 1/N to appear under the grid.

Thanks

Robert

[Veli]

Hi Roberto,

Have you set AllowPaging="true"? Also, make sure that RadGrid.PagerStyle.Visible  is not set to false. If this issue persists, can you show us  your RadGrid definition?

Veli
the Telerik team

[Roberto]

I just set the AllowPaging property to true but it still doesn't work. What puzzles me is that I copied the code from another aspx that works, although with minor changes (no columns definitions, the AutoGenerateColumns, property is set to true). If the results contains more rows than can fin in a page, the verrical scroll bar appears but as I told you I want the navigation buttons instead. This is the RadGrid definition:

 

 

<telerik:RadGrid ID="Grilla5" runat="server" DataKeyNames="id" GridLines="None"

 

 

 

Height="400px" PageSize="12"

 

 

 

AllowSorting="true"

 

 

 

AllowPaging="true"

 

 

 

SkinID="Grilla2" Width="700px">

 

 

 

<clientsettings enablepostbackonrowclick="true">

 

 

 

</clientsettings>

 

 

 

<mastertableview

 

 

 

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</mastertableview>

 

 

 

</telerik:RadGrid>

 

 

[Veli]

Can you give us the exact version of the RadControls suite you are using? The sample code you provided does not give us any clue as to what might cause this issue. I only noted you have set SkinID in your grid definition, suggesting that an ASP.NET skin is used to style this control. As you may know, ASP.NET skins allow you to define additional properties of the server control in the .skin file that is applied. You may want to check if the Grilla2 skin is not defining any behavior-related properties of RadGrid. Finally, the DataKeyNames property is defined in the GridTableView class, meaning it should be set for the RadGrid.MasterTableView object, not for the RadGrid instance itself.

Greetings,
Veli
the Telerik team