If the user's browser supports html5 local storage, I'd like for the RadGrid to be able to save/load its settings from there for things like page size, column order, sorting, etc. Other controls may be able to do this as well.
The issue is updated to completed because the RadPersistenceFramework already covers this scenario.
Thanks for replying, Michael! The future is indeed useful, but for client-side technologies such as Kendo UI where the widgets are created and configured on the client. To achieve similar results and to save RadGrid settings, we suggest using the Telerik Persistent Framework. Best regards, Rumen
I have since moved on to MVC. I took a quick look though, and it seems reasonable to me. It is always nice to see action on feedback, but this was submitted such a long time ago now (December 2012).
Hi guys, Have you tried the capabilities provided by the Telerik Persistence Framework that already offers the ability to maintain and restore the grid settings: http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-ajax/controls/examples/integration/persisting-grid-settings/defaultcs.aspx?product=grid If yes, is the Persistence Framework enough for you to cover your scenarios and project requirements? Please note that our controls are ASP.NET Server-side based controls and they are initialized and setup on the server side where the Local Storage cannot be accessed in order to set the control's settings.
This is a good idea, and could be implemented as part of the Persistence Framework as some sort of client-side StateStorageProvider.