Marin
If you had a different component GridCommandColumnWithHeader then we could use that without breaking GridCommandColumn.
I would like this same functionality for the same reason - I want my "New" button in the column header.
Hello Chris,
We are hoping there will be a way to avoid a breaking change. This may or may not be possible and it will become clear when this is evaluated in more detail and the required research is done.
The possible workaround for the time being is to use a "regular" column without a Field, and its own templates. You could then invoke the built-in grid commands through its state, you can read more about this (and find examples) here. You might want to Follow that item as well.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
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Could there possibly be a derived class that implements this, so that it wouldn't be a breaking change?
It'd be nice if there was a column class for GridCommandButtons that featured parity with GridColumn's optional templates.
Alternatively, is there a possible work-around with GridColumn?
To add a little context - this will require a breaking change - at the moment the command buttons are defined in an unnamed RenderFragment in the command column, and there can only be one in this setup. To add a header template, we need a second RenderFragment, which means changing the way command buttons are to be defined.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
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