GridGroupingControl inside a CallBackPanel

I''m trying the product, have searched thru all the online samples, and just came up with 2 simple questions:

1) Do you have an example of GridGrouping with all the properties that turned of all the interactive features such as grouping, sorting, resizing,... and that just make it looks like MS GridView grid. The # of properties are quite large and I''m not sure understanding and effectively setting the properties.

2) Do you have a working example of a GridGroupingControl inside a CallBackPanel.

The main reason for these 2 questions are once we decided to use the GridGroupingControl then we are not using the MS Gridview.

Thanks in advance!
Toan Nguyen

Hi Toan,

1) I will update you with a sample as soon as possible.

2) Please have a look at our Selection Modes sample that ships with our Essential Grid install, where the grid is inside a callback panel.

You Can see this sample under the following location:

{Essential Studio Installed Location}\Web\grid.grouping.web\Samples\2.0\Selection\SelectionModes

or in our Sample Browser/Online Samples under the location Grid.Grouping.web\Selection\Selection Modes

Thanks,
A.Sivakumar

Thanks Sivakumar the post. To follow up on #1, I''m attaching the bitmap to show the unwanted row in the header; probably just a property somewhere but I couldn''t find it. That''s all I need for now :)

Thanks again

>Hi Toan,

1) I will update you with a sample as soon as possible.

2) Please have a look at our Selection Modes sample that ships with our Essential Grid install, where the grid is inside a callback panel.

You Can see this sample under the following location:

{Essential Studio Installed Location}\Web\grid.grouping.web\Samples\2.0\Selection\SelectionModes

or in our Sample Browser/Online Samples under the location Grid.Grouping.web\Selection\Selection Modes

Thanks,
A.Sivakumar

Unwanted Header Row.zip

Hi Toan,

I am not sure how this behavior occurs in your sample, we are not able to reproduce similar issue here.

If you were trying to set the height for the column header you can set the ''ColumnHeaderRowHeight'' property alone, and you can avoid any other property you would have set to acheive this behavior.

You can also specify the above property in code as follows:

[c#]

this.GGC1.TableOptions.ColumnHeaderRowHeight = 50;

Let us know if we are missing something

ThankYou for your interest in syncfusion products

Thanks,
A.Sivakumar