RadListView, Pager and selected item

[Philippe GRACA]

Hello
I'm facing an intersting issue

I want to select an item in a paged listview when the page is displayed.
The selected item key is stored in session

How can I achieve that?

Thanks and regards
Philippe

[Rosen]

Hi Philippe,

I have attached a sample page which demonstrates a basic implementation of the requested functionality.

All the best,
Rosen
the Telerik team

[Henric]

This is interesting,
however, is it possible to make the listview to actually show the selected item by default? 

Something like this:

1. Select the current page in the DataPager
2. Make the listview "Scroll-into-view" of the selected item.

[Tony]

I would like something similar:
How to get the first row in listview to be automatically selected?

[Iana Tsolova]

Hello Tony,

Add the desired item to the RadLIstView SelectedIndexes collection:

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    RadListView1.SelectedIndexes.Add(0);
}

Greetings,
Iana
the Telerik team

[Jim]

Is it possible to get the ListView to scroll to the selected item?  The routine that's posted works well but in my case, the highlighted item can be quite far down in the scrollable list.

[Tsvetina]

Hi Jim,

Scrolling inside RadListView is not a built-in functionality (as the layout depends on the respective template that you specify), so the logic for scrolling to a certain item mostly depends on your own scenario. If the items container is a div, the solution should be similar to what is discussed in this thread:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/635706/how-to-scroll-to-an-element-inside-a-div

Let us know if you have questions related to the control's API for implementing this functionality.

All the best,
Tsvetina
the Telerik team

[Jason Horspool]

**** solved ****
"Is there any way to do the selection after databinding has happend on the RadListView?  We need to do some logic against each row to determine if the row should be selected."

I found the 'FireCommandEvent' method to select the items!