Hi,
I have a radgrid that is similar to this example:
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examples/programming/selectrowwithcheckbox/defaultcs.aspx
The selected customers(rows) works fine on postback. However, once you select the pager and the page changes you lose your selected items on the previous page. Is there a way to keep in memory the selected items or would i have to persist the information from the viewstate? The example itself has the same problem.
I have a radgrid that is similar to this example:
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/grid/examples/programming/selectrowwithcheckbox/defaultcs.aspx
The selected customers(rows) works fine on postback. However, once you select the pager and the page changes you lose your selected items on the previous page. Is there a way to keep in memory the selected items or would i have to persist the information from the viewstate? The example itself has the same problem.
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Hello Eric,
As you probably noticed, you should persist the selected items manually. You can examine these help topics for more information:
Persisting the selected rows client-side on sorting/paging/filtering/grouping
Persisting the selected rows server-side on sorting/paging/filtering/grouping
Best regards,
Daniel
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As you probably noticed, you should persist the selected items manually. You can examine these help topics for more information:
Persisting the selected rows client-side on sorting/paging/filtering/grouping
Persisting the selected rows server-side on sorting/paging/filtering/grouping
Best regards,
Daniel
the Telerik team
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