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Combine build-in toolbar item with Custom Item

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140871 Nov 12,2018 02:43 PM UTC Nov 15,2018 09:52 AM UTC ASP.NET MVC - EJ 2 3
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Kenneth Tang
Asked On November 12, 2018 02:43 PM UTC

Dear all,

Please advance that how we could define a toolbar with custom option with existing build-in function by using EJ2 MVC, thx.

KennethT

Madhu Sudhanan P [Syncfusion]
Replied On November 13, 2018 09:49 AM UTC

Hi Kenneth, 

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support. 

We can provide both built in and custom toolbar items in a single grid as follows. 


    @{ 
        List<object> toolbarItems = new List<object>(); 
        toolbarItems.Add("Search"); 
        toolbarItems.Add(new { text = "Expand All", tooltipText = "Expand All", prefixIcon = "e-expand", id = "expandall" }); 
        toolbarItems.Add(new { text = "Collapse All", tooltipText = "Collapse All", prefixIcon = "e-collapse", id = "collapseall", align = "Right" }); 
    } 
    @Html.EJS().Grid("Grid").. 
    . . .  
    .Toolbar(toolbarItems).Render() 



Regards, 
Madhu Sudhanan P 


Kenneth Tang
Replied On November 14, 2018 05:15 AM UTC

Dear Madhu,

Thank for reply.
After we apply the syntax from below

@{
    List<object> toolbarItems = new List<object>();
    toolbarItems.Add("Add");
    toolbarItems.Add("Edit");
    toolbarItems.Add("Delete");
    toolbarItems.Add("Update");
    toolbarItems.Add("Cancel");
    toolbarItems.Add(new { text = "<", tooltipText = "Last Week", id = "lastweek", align = "Center" });
    toolbarItems.Add(new { text = "Calendar", tooltipText = "Calendar", id = "calendar", align = "Center" });
    toolbarItems.Add(new { text = ">", tooltipText = "Next Week", id = "nextweek", align = "Center" });
    toolbarItems.Add(new { text = "Sumbit", tooltipText = "Sumbit", id = "sumbit", align = "Right" });
}

and using the following script to test

<script>
        function toolbarClick(args) {

            if (args.item.id === 'lastweek') {
                alert("ok");
            }
            if (args.item.id === "nextweek") {
                alert("ok2");
            }

        }
</script>

nothing happen when we click on the toolbar with '<' or '>'

Please advance, thx.

KennethT

Thavasianand Sankaranarayanan [Syncfusion]
Replied On November 15, 2018 09:52 AM UTC

Hi Kenneth, 

We suspect that you may have missed to bind the toolbarClick event in Grid component. We have prepared a simple sample based on your code example. Please refer to the below code example, Documentation link and sample link. 

[index.cshtml] 
@{ 
    List<object> toolbarItems = new List<object>(); 
    .  .  . 
    toolbarItems.Add(new { text = "<", tooltipText = "Last Week", id = "lastweek", align = "Center" }); 
} 
@Html.EJS().Grid("Grid").DataSource((IEnumerable<object>)ViewBag.dataSource).ToolbarClick("toolbarClick").Columns(col => 
{ 
 
.   .   . 
 
}).AllowPaging().PageSettings(page => page.PageCount(2)).Toolbar(toolbarItems).Render() 
 
<script> 
    function toolbarClick(args) { 
 
        if (args.item.id === 'lastweek') { 
            alert("ok"); 
        } 
        if (args.item.id === "nextweek") { 
            alert("ok2"); 
        } 
 
    } 
</script> 



Regards, 
Thavasianand S. 


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