Hi Team,
I would like to request a way to insert a new record at the bottom of the InPlace Editable RadGrid so that the row would be within the RadGrid container.
Thank you!
It would be good to add this functionality for a better customization of the Grid's newly inserted rows.
When the AriaSupport for the Grid is turned on, an aria-label is added to each column header automatically using the UniqueName of the column. The problem is - UniqueName doesn't support empty spaces - all "labels" must be single words or use Underscores - and the screen readers say "underscore."
So my column of "call_date" results in "Call underscore Date" - which is not useful for visually impaired people.
ResizeGridOnColumnResize is not working the same way when Grid has StaticHeaders.
I want to resize the grid based on the contents and still be able to scroll with headers.
When EnableLinqGrouping is set to True (default) Group Aggregates do not have Case sensitive calculations.
Please add support for tags in exported PDF documents. We need these tags for accessibility purposes. Currently, when we export a PDF from a RadGrid, it is created without any tag structure, which can make it difficult for a screen reader to process correctly.
When EnableAriaSupport is enabled for the RadGrid, the PagerItem receives role='presentation' and hence is ignored by the screenreaders.
There are more than 30 items (including task title) in RadGrid Task I can't see Edit Template because my display resolution is not enough to show all Tasks. I always get this problem with small resolution monitor. Can you make it collapsible? How do I go to EditTemplate? The task is not in the screen
It would be convenient to be able to specify default values for SortAscImageURL and SortDescImageURL at a level above the individual column elements At present the SortAscImageURL and SortDescImageURL attributes appear in the GridBoundColumn element. This requires specifying them for each column definition. Often the UI will use the same icons for all sort-able columns. An obvious choice might be the <SortingSettings> element, as is done for the sorting tool tip and sorted background color.
With a lot of columns, in some cases, the latest column is clipped in a zoomed OS. For example, resolution 1920x1080 and the scale is 150% or 3840 x 2160 and the 150% scale.
Adding the following script somewhere after the ScriptManager(e.g. near the closing </form> or </body> tag) can improve the experience with zoomed scenarios:
<telerik:RadCodeBlock ID="RadCodeBlock2" runat="server">
<script>
if (Telerik && (Telerik.Web.Browser.chrome || Telerik.Web.Browser.edgeChromium) && Telerik.Web.UI.GridScrolling) {
Telerik.Web.UI.GridScrolling.prototype.onGridFrozenScroll = function (args) {
if (!this._frozenScrollCounter) {
this._frozenScrollCounter = 0;
}
this._frozenScrollCounter++;
this._needToUpdateClientState = false;
var gridControl = this;
gridControl._currentElement = Telerik.Web.UI.Grid.GetCurrentElement(args);
Telerik.Web.UI.Grid.frozenScrollHanlder = function (count) {
var operaVersion = 10.00;
if ($telerik.isOpera) {
operaVersion = navigator.userAgent.substring(navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Version/") + "Version".length + 1) * 1;
}
if (gridControl._frozenScrollCounter != count || gridControl._owner._isResize)
return;
if (!gridControl._lastScrollIndex) {
gridControl._lastScrollIndex = 0;
}
var masterTableView = gridControl._owner.get_masterTableView();
var masterTableViewHeader = gridControl._owner.get_masterTableViewHeader();
var currentElement = gridControl._currentElement;
if (gridControl._owner.ClientSettings.Scrolling.FrozenColumnsCount > masterTableViewHeader.get_columns().length) {
gridControl.isFrozenScroll = false;
}
var column, i;
if (gridControl.isFrozenScroll) {
var notFrozenColumns = gridControl._getNotFrozenColumns();
var scrollPercent = 0;
var notShownSpaceWidth = -1;
var currentElementWidthDiff = currentElement.scrollWidth - currentElement.offsetWidth;
if ((currentElementWidthDiff) != 0)
notShownSpaceWidth = currentElementWidthDiff;
scrollPercent = currentElement.scrollLeft / notShownSpaceWidth;
if (scrollPercent < 0)
scrollPercent = -1 * scrollPercent;
if (scrollPercent > 1)
scrollPercent = 1;
if (Telerik.Web.UI.Grid.IsRightToLeft(gridControl._owner.GridHeaderDiv) && ($telerik.isSafari || $telerik.isIE7))
scrollPercent = 1 - scrollPercent;
var gridColumns = masterTableView.get_columns();
var currentScrollPosition = currentElement.scrollLeft;
i = 0;
while (i < notFrozenColumns.length)//always show the last column
{
column = notFrozenColumns[i];
var prerviousForzenDisplayWidth = notFrozenColumns._getPreviousNotFrozenColumnWidth(column.Index);
if ((currentElementWidthDiff) < 0)
break;
var columnPercent = (column.Width + prerviousForzenDisplayWidth - 50) / notShownSpaceWidth;
if (columnPercent <= scrollPercent && currentScrollPosition != 0) {
if (column.FrozenDisplay) {
masterTableViewHeader._hideNotFrozenColumn(column.Index);
}
}
else {
if (!column.FrozenDisplay) {
masterTableViewHeader._showNotFrozenColumn(column.Index);
}
}
i++;
if (i == (notFrozenColumns.length - 1)) {
var prevWidthBeforeLastHidden = 0;
var lastHiddenColumnIndex = 0;
var k = 0;
for (var j = 0; j < gridColumns.length - 1; j++) {
if (typeof (gridColumns[j].FrozenDisplay) == 'boolean' && !gridColumns[j].FrozenDisplay) {
prevWidthBeforeLastHidden += notFrozenColumns[k].Width;
k++;
lastHiddenColumnIndex = j;
}
}
if ((prevWidthBeforeLastHidden - notShownSpaceWidth) < notFrozenColumns[notFrozenColumns.length - 1].Width + 25) {
if (scrollPercent < 0.5) {
var nextColumnToHide = notFrozenColumns[notFrozenColumns.length - 1];
masterTableViewHeader._hideNotFrozenColumn(nextColumnToHide.Index);
} else {
var nextColumnToHide = notFrozenColumns[k];
masterTableViewHeader._hideNotFrozenColumn(nextColumnToHide.Index);
}
}
}
}
gridControl._afterColumnFreeze(masterTableView, masterTableViewHeader, scrollPercent);
if (scrollPercent > 0.9999 && $telerik.isFirefox) {
masterTableViewHeader.get_element().style.width = masterTableViewHeader.get_element().offsetWidth + "px";
masterTableViewHeader.get_element().style.tableLayout = "auto";
masterTableViewHeader.get_element().style.tableLayout = "fixed";
masterTableView.get_element().style.width = masterTableViewHeader.get_element().offsetWidth + "px";
masterTableView.get_element().style.tableLayout = "auto";
masterTableViewHeader.get_element().style.tableLayout = "";
setTimeout(
function () {
if ($telerik.isFirefox && Sys.Browser.version >= 4)
masterTableView.get_element().style.tableLayout = "fixed";
masterTableViewHeader.get_element().style.tableLayout = "auto";
masterTableViewHeader.get_element().style.tableLayout = "fixed";
},
100);
}
if (gridControl._owner.get_masterTableViewFooter()) {
gridControl._owner.get_masterTableViewFooter().get_element().style.width = masterTableViewHeader.get_element().offsetWidth + "px";
gridControl._owner.get_masterTableViewFooter().get_element().style.tableLayout = "auto";
gridControl._owner.get_masterTableViewFooter().get_element().style.tableLayout = "fixed";
}
}
else {
gridControl._owner.GridDataDiv.scrollLeft = currentElement.scrollLeft;
}
/////////////////////////////////////
gridControl._frozenScrollCounter = 0;
gridControl._needToUpdateClientState = true;
//gridControl._owner.updateClientState();
setTimeout(Telerik.Web.UI.Grid._clientStateUpdater, 500);
if (gridControl._owner.get_events().getHandler("scroll")) {
gridControl._owner.raise_scroll(new Telerik.Web.UI.GridScrollEventArgs(gridControl._currentElement));
}
};
Telerik.Web.UI.Grid._clientStateUpdater = function () {
if (gridControl._needToUpdateClientState) {
gridControl._needToUpdateClientState = false;
gridControl._owner.updateClientState();
}
};
clearTimeout(window.frozenScrollTimeout);
window.frozenScrollTimeout = setTimeout("Telerik.Web.UI.Grid.frozenScrollHanlder(" + this._frozenScrollCounter + ")", 30);
}
}
</script>
</telerik:RadCodeBlock>
The selector area of the dragging to select automatically goes all the way to the left; could that be changed so that the area shows up only from where the user clicked to where the cursor goes, like Windows Explorer? (see attached image)
The grid should provide an in-built option for the filtering to be initiated only on Enter key press and not on Tab or input blur.
It would be nice if you provided the same level of documentation on server side programming as you do on client side programming. Specifically I suggest you include some documentation on finding and manipulating controls on the itemdatabound event. Currently the only source for this information is in your forums and most of it consists of try this, if that doesn't work than try that. This is very frustrating because server side programming on RadGrid is substantially different than in Microsoft Grid Control.
I'm a great fan of KendoUI and love the declarative binding and property declaration with JavaScript Literal notation. However, Rest Binding in SharePoint is still immature and there is very little support for relationships and data projections. As a result, I find myself coming back to the SPRadGrid. However, I find the functionality very limited and in some cases non-functional. I'd love to see a rewrite of the SPRadGrid that has more functions and used declarative bindings. I'd also like to see solution package distributed with a working Grid sample so that it was easier to modify it and deploy a customized solution. SharePoint is complex. It's always easier to start with a working sample.
It would be great if you could set a property on a column (like in WinForms) to hide that column from the column chooser. e.g. <telerik:GridBoundColumn ShowInColumnChooser="false" />