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{name: “coy a, coy b, coy c”, id:”1,2,3”}
expected result in kendo grid
<a href=“/company/detail/1”>coy a</a>, <a href=“/company/detail/2”>coy b</a>, <a href=“/company/detail/3”>coy c</a>
<a href=“/company/detail/1”>coy a</a>, <a href=“/company/detail/2”>coy b</a>,
<a href=“/company/detail/3”>coy c</a>
Hello Benjamin,
You can use columns.template function to split the name string and pass it to the <a> elements. For example:
{ field: "name", template: linksTemp }, ... function linksTemp(dataitem) { var names = dataitem.name.split(","); var string = "<a href=“/company/detail/1”>" + names[0] + "</a></br>" + "<a href=“/company/detail/1”>" + names[1] + "</a></br>" + "<a href=“/company/detail/1”>" + names[2] + "</a>" return string; }
Dojo example: https://dojo.telerik.com/upOnaWoM
Let me know if you have any questions.
Regards, Nikolay Progress Telerik
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