How can I show/hide or enable/disable a GridCommandColumn (e.g. Edit) per row.
For example, if a row is readonly, I don't want users to be able to click the edit button. There is no @context inside <GridCommandColumn>
Sample usage
<GridCommandColumn>
@{
var item = context as TheItem;
<GridCommandButton Command="Edit" Icon="edit" Enabled="@!item.ReadOnly">Edit</GridCommandButton>
}
</GridCommandColumn>
In data grids it can sometimes be quite helpful to be able to export the content for use outside of the application.
In these cases it can be common to export to CSV or PDF.
It would be helpful to have a TreeGrid control which is quite similar to a data grid however it allows hierarchy relationships among the items.
This would essentially have all the features of the standard data grid however one column would be expandable.
Hi,
Ran in to an issue here. To avoid modals getting hidden behind animation containers, we use a class for a div and "wrap" the modal in providing it with a higher z-index than the animation container(s).
However, when using a DatePicker inside this module the calender will be hidden behind the modal (since it is in an animation container).
Any suggestion how to overcome this problem?
Thanks & br,
Sten
Please add a PDF Viewer blazor component!
For the meantime: Could you provide an example of how to use the Telerik UI for net core PDF Viewer in a NET core 3 Blazor app?
I want to prevent users without WriteAccess to see the GridCommandColumn and a custom GridColumn containing some buttons.
Those two columns are the first in my grid.
If I add AuthorizeView tags like this
<AuthorizeView Policy="MyPolicy">
<GridCommandColumn ...>
...
</GridCommandColumn>
</AuthorizeView>
<AuthorizeView Policy="MyPolicy">
<GridColumn ...>
...
</GridColumn>
</AuthorizeView>
they will be hidden if the user does not comply to the policy but if he does comply the columns are displayed not as the first columns in the grid but as the last.
As a workaround I now don't hide the columns but their content (by moving the AuthorizeView tags inside the column tags). This is not a good solution though since I loose valuable horizontal screen-space for displaying empty columns.
Would be nice to have an Expansion Panel like this one:
https://material-ui.com/components/expansion-panels/
In many cases in a grid you may have additional data that the user can view however you don't want to show it as a default.
In these cases it would be nice to create the column normally, set the visible="false", and then have a built in column chooser feature.
This chooser would be a simple popup with a list of columns where the user can check whether visible or not.
Hi there,
i'm struggling with kendo theming. I'm trying to implement a material ui with telerik ui for blazor. I did follow the steps in the getting started pages but i'm getting a half baked ui which is missing essential parts like the focus animations for textboxes like shown in the textbox demo: https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/textbox/overview.
My recent approach was to compile the files in the kendo theme Git repository but these also don't work.
What am i doing wrong? How exactly did you achieve the full material experience in the demos?
So lonG
Daniel