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Using Ajax binding master/detail hierarchy, I can control which columns are shown using .Hidden(true) for those I do not want displayed, and .ReadOnly(true) for those I do not want edited, and it does work as expected.
And with .Editable(editing => editing.Mode(GridEditMode.PopUp)) together with [ScaffoldColumn(false)] for those columns I want hidden in the PopUP form editor, that works as expected too.
Unfortunately, the problem that I've experienced is that when using both approaches on columns that should NOT be conflicting with each other, it does not work. More specifically, using [ScaffoldColumn(false)] so that a column does NOT appear in the Edit form also makes the column disappear from the display grid even though the column does NOT have a .Hidden(true).
So are these two approaches supposed to be completely independent or not?
And with .Editable(editing => editing.Mode(GridEditMode.PopUp)) together with [ScaffoldColumn(false)] for those columns I want hidden in the PopUP form editor, that works as expected too.
Unfortunately, the problem that I've experienced is that when using both approaches on columns that should NOT be conflicting with each other, it does not work. More specifically, using [ScaffoldColumn(false)] so that a column does NOT appear in the Edit form also makes the column disappear from the display grid even though the column does NOT have a .Hidden(true).
So are these two approaches supposed to be completely independent or not?