[Solved] Row Index of Detail Table

[Medac]

I have developed one hierarchical grid. On Click of Each row I need to refresh another radgrid. So for that In Hierarchical grid I have one Column called ParamValue wherein I will store all my parameter to refresh that second radgrid.

Question: I have added client event in Hierarchical Grid as follows

<

ClientSettings>

 

 

<Selecting AllowRowSelect="True"></Selecting>

 

 

<ClientEvents OnRowClick="RowSelected"></ClientEvents>

 

 

</ClientSettings>

If i select the Master Table row I am getting the assigned value of ParamValue column. But of I click on DetailsTable[0] row I am still getting the MasterTable ParamValue.

how can I get the selected row index and Column value of Details Table in Javascript?

Regards,
Medac

 

[Princy]

Hello Medac,

You can differentiate between the detail table and the master table using their name properties as shown in the code below:
aspx:

<telerik:RadGrid ID="RadGrid1" runat="server" DataSourceID="Sqldatasource1">
   <MasterTableView Name="Master" DataSourceID="Sqldatasource1">
        <DetailTables>
            <telerik:GridTableView DataSourceID="Sqldatasource2" Name="Detail" runat="server">

js:

function RowSelected(sender, eventArgs)
     {

        var MasterTableView = eventArgs.get_tableView();
        var index =  eventArgs.get_itemIndexHierarchical();
          if(MasterTableView.get_name()=="Master")
            {
                var cell = MasterTableView.getCellByColumnUniqueName(MasterTableView.get_dataItems()[index], "FirstName");
                alert(cell.innerHTML);
            }

          if(MasterTableView.get_name()=="Detail")
            {
                var valueindex = index.lastIndexOf("_") ;
                var value = index.substr(valueindex+1,index.length);
                var cell = MasterTableView.getCellByColumnUniqueName(MasterTableView.get_dataItems()[value], "FirstName");
                alert(cell.innerHTML);
            }
     }

Thanks
Princy.

[Medac]

Thanks a lot Princy. It worked for me. :)

Regards,
Medac