Blazor SfGrid Batch Edit with Remote data

[René]

hi 

I’m using Syncfusion Blazor SfGrid with EditSettings Mode = Batch. The grid is bound to remote data from an API (server-side data source / async loading), not a local in-memory list.

Goal:
When the user double-clicks a row (or via context menu), I want to insert a new row directly after the selected row (i.e., in the middle of the grid), and immediately start editing a cell in the new row.

Problem:

• With remote data, grid.AddRecordAsync(newRecord) does not reliably insert the row at the desired position (often appears at top/bottom or not immediately).

• If I try to reorder my data source and call grid.Refresh(), I lose unsaved Batch edits (pending changes in batch mode).

Question:
Is there an official/recommended approach to insert a new row right after the selected row when using Batch edit + remote data, without calling Refresh and without losing the current batch changes?

Thanks

[Naveen Palanivel]

Hi René,

Currently, we do not have built-in support for this functionality. Therefore, we have considered your request as an improvement on our end and logged a task “Provide support to add record at particular index using AddRecord method in BatchEditing”. At the planning stage for every release cycle, we review all open features and identify features for implementation based on specific parameters including product vision, technological feasibility, and customer interest. And this improvement will be included in any of our upcoming releases. 

You can now track the current status of your request, review the proposed resolution timeline, and contact us for any further inquiries through this link.

Provide support to add record at particular index using AddRecord method in BatchEditing in Blazor | Feedback Portal

You can also communicate with us regarding the open feature any time using our above feedback report page. We do not have immediate plan to implement this feature and it will be included in any of our upcoming releases. Please cast your vote to make it count. So that we will prioritize the improvement for every release based on demands.

Regards,
Naveen.