I have been using Kendo UI for MVC for about a year now and it's awesome. The same can be said/written about the support! So, thanks!
I have a project coming up where I will be breaking down traveler information in the grid. These travelers can have a guest. I want to list the main traveler and guest traveler in their own rows, but I need to group them. Group may be a strong word, but I was thinking of simply styling the grouped rows to match each other rather than the standard Kendo styling of alternating row colors every other row. I looked over the examples in the demo section and nothing comes close to what I need to do here...
I attached a few images of what I am thinking. Basically I have two questions:
1. Is this a good idea? I am familiar with Kendo but nowhere near an expert-level user.
2. Can this be done? I have to assume I can iterate the grid contents and apply css styling at a row-level... Pagination will be at 100 per page with a maximum amount of travelers currently at 800, so we aren't talking about a TON of data here.
Can anyone point me in the right direction or send a fiddle that could put me on the right track? I sincerely appreciate your help!
I have a project coming up where I will be breaking down traveler information in the grid. These travelers can have a guest. I want to list the main traveler and guest traveler in their own rows, but I need to group them. Group may be a strong word, but I was thinking of simply styling the grouped rows to match each other rather than the standard Kendo styling of alternating row colors every other row. I looked over the examples in the demo section and nothing comes close to what I need to do here...
I attached a few images of what I am thinking. Basically I have two questions:
1. Is this a good idea? I am familiar with Kendo but nowhere near an expert-level user.
2. Can this be done? I have to assume I can iterate the grid contents and apply css styling at a row-level... Pagination will be at 100 per page with a maximum amount of travelers currently at 800, so we aren't talking about a TON of data here.
Can anyone point me in the right direction or send a fiddle that could put me on the right track? I sincerely appreciate your help!