Hi,
I'm evaluating this control at the moment, it looks very promising. Some questions...
How can I show sub-fields of a bound object in the fields list? The expression evaluates them correctly but I need them to be visible for selection by users.
Also, how can I hide fields from the user?
If these features are not in yet do you have a timeframe for implementation?
Thanks
Chris.
I'm evaluating this control at the moment, it looks very promising. Some questions...
How can I show sub-fields of a bound object in the fields list? The expression evaluates them correctly but I need them to be visible for selection by users.
Also, how can I hide fields from the user?
If these features are not in yet do you have a timeframe for implementation?
Thanks
Chris.
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Hello Chris,
You can hide fields (or change their label and add a description) by decorating them with the Display attribute.
As for your other question, unfortunately we don't support this feature. I have created a PITS item for your feature request (you can find it here), whose progress you can follow. Remember to vote for it so it receives a higher priority in our product backlog.
I am also awarding you telerik points for your suggestion. Thank you for your feedback!
Kind regards, Yavor Georgiev
the Telerik team
You can hide fields (or change their label and add a description) by decorating them with the Display attribute.
As for your other question, unfortunately we don't support this feature. I have created a PITS item for your feature request (you can find it here), whose progress you can follow. Remember to vote for it so it receives a higher priority in our product backlog.
I am also awarding you telerik points for your suggestion. Thank you for your feedback!
Kind regards, Yavor Georgiev
the Telerik team
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