For the time being the following workaround can be used: CSS: <style> .RadGrid_Default .RadButton_Simple input { border: 0 none; } </style> ASPX: <telerik:RadGrid ID="RadGrid1" runat="server"> <MasterTableView> <Columns> <telerik:GridTemplateColumn UniqueName="EditColumn" AllowFiltering="false"> <HeaderStyle Width="70px" /> <ItemTemplate> <telerik:RadButton ID="rbEdit" runat="server" Text="Select" Skin="Simple" AutoPostBack="false"> </telerik:RadButton> </ItemTemplate> </telerik:GridTemplateColumn> </Columns> </MasterTableView> </telerik:RadGrid> where Simple is the name of the used Skin.
In case the RadGrid has several popup forms they are hidden behind the modal background.
I'd like to request for an expansion of the RadGrid header rotation. Currently the rgRotateHeader style that can be applied rotates +90deg. I find this an uncomfartable reading direction and I am sure my users will complain about it. While attempting to set some custom style corrections tot rotate -90deg with the help of Telerik support I found that the end result was not good enough to bring into production: wrapping direction was wrong and too many manual corrections had to be made to make the header fit. See attached screenshots where I made an attempt to rotate the header to override the rgRotateHeader style and the undesired wrapping results and the inconvenient required corrections in transform-origin. Maybe I could have made this work, but this is where I stopped my effort as it cost me too many time. I would very much like this a standard feature of the Radgrid. Also -45deg would be very nice to have!
Rather than simply using the drag and drop method to reorder rows within a rad grid, allow for the built in functionality where you can simply move rows up and down client side so that the user can sort the data by rows rather than columns. Feature request came after a customer had a grid of data that was sorted in a sorted order but they wanted the ability to not only select what rows they wanted which we coded using the checkbox column, but they then wanted to be able to sort the rows they had selected as the selected rows were being exported to a PDF or Excel so wanted them in a certain order.
Hi, I am getting the below issue on button click.Its working fine in all browsers ,but not in Edge.Please help. Microsoft Edge SCRIPT65535: Argument not optional It is saying grid is not available.
Reference: http://www.telerik.com/forums/radgrid-column-header-and-data-item-alignment-problem This has apparently been an issue with RadGrid for a long time, according to the above thread. I have done a significant amount of testing to isolate this bug and have attached a self-contained solution in VB.NET 4.0 (VS 2010). I removed all the surplus RadGrid properties I could in order to simplify the debugging process on your end and included my notes in the code and on the test page. There is indeed some peculiar behavior with the control. Regards, Matthew
Dear Team, Please add html print button as server method with radgird. So we can get the clean html page with perfect repeated headers and footer with page nos.
The setting FilterType="CheckList" does not affect detail rows in the RadGrid. Only "Classic" filtering is implemented for detail rows. I (and definitely users) expect the same filtering functionality on both main and detail rows.
Hi, I have been using the editform for rad grid data editing. you can style most elements easily, but you cannot easily change the headers/field labels. this would be a very useful property to be added
If the first column contains a list of Countries and you select for instance USA, the filter item in next column, which contains a list of Cities, should contains only cities from USA.
Hello, When the user exports RadGrid data, an answer is sent back by the server to the client with the exported file (through response-redirect). Our project requirement is the server will create the export file, without sending such Response-Redirect. Therefore, it would be nice to have the option to cancel the Response-Redirect. Thanks, Daniel. .Net Programmer as ISR Corp.