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Hi,
Haven't seen a similar thread before.
Generally, I am facing with a problem where I need to rebind two grids and to get some extra data from the server at once. If I use client side rebind method on each grid and a custom ajax call for the extra data it would make 3 ajax calls which I want to avoid. I guess I have to make a custom ajax request where I need on the client side to prepare and combine data necessary to rebind both grids, on the server - to prepare and return a "combined" JSON object with data necessary to bind each grid, which on the client to be "splitted" back and to call grid.dataBind method on each grid with its own "rebinding" data.
I am just wondering is that possible to be accomplished in a some elegant way, i.e. it would be the best if it can be worked out something that reuse methods that are used by default to prepare (sort/filter/group) data for a "single" rebind scenario (using GridModel class and GridAction attribute), and if there is some ready example around I would be glad if somebody can send?
Kind regards
Todor Mihailov
Haven't seen a similar thread before.
Generally, I am facing with a problem where I need to rebind two grids and to get some extra data from the server at once. If I use client side rebind method on each grid and a custom ajax call for the extra data it would make 3 ajax calls which I want to avoid. I guess I have to make a custom ajax request where I need on the client side to prepare and combine data necessary to rebind both grids, on the server - to prepare and return a "combined" JSON object with data necessary to bind each grid, which on the client to be "splitted" back and to call grid.dataBind method on each grid with its own "rebinding" data.
I am just wondering is that possible to be accomplished in a some elegant way, i.e. it would be the best if it can be worked out something that reuse methods that are used by default to prepare (sort/filter/group) data for a "single" rebind scenario (using GridModel class and GridAction attribute), and if there is some ready example around I would be glad if somebody can send?
Kind regards
Todor Mihailov