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How to send custom headers to server using DataManager in.NET WebForms Grid ?

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You can pass any values in the Headers of ejDataManager and retrieve them at the server-side using the Request object of the HttpRequestMessage. This can be added to the headers either in the initial load of ejGrid or while performing any server-side operations like editing/adding and retrieve them at the server-side as follows.

    <div id="Grid"></div>

 

    $("#Grid").ejGrid({
        dataSource: ej.DataManager({ url: "/Home/DataSource", adaptor: new ej.UrlAdaptor() }),
        allowScrolling: true,
        allowFiltering: true,
        allowPaging: true,
        load: "load",
        columns: [
 
                { field: "OrderID" },
                { field: "ShipCountry" },
                { field: "CustomerID" },
                { field: "EmployeeID" },
                { field: "ShipCity" }
        ]
    });

 

At the load event of Grid, we have to add some values to the headers of DataManager instances.

MVC

@(Html.EJ().Grid<OrdersView>("Grid")
        .Datasource(ds=>ds.URL("/Home/DataSource").Adaptor(AdaptorType.UrlAdaptor))
        .AllowPaging()
        .Columns(col =>
        {
            col.Field("OrderID").Add();
            col.Field("ShipCountry").Add();
            col.Field("CustomerID").Add();
            col.Field("EmployeeID").Add();
            col.Field("ShipCity").Add();
        })
            .ClientSideEvents(events => events.Load("load"))
)

 

Controller

        public ActionResult DataSource(Syncfusion.JavaScript.DataManager dm)
        {
            IEnumerable Data = new NorthwindDataContext().OrdersViews.ToList();
            var Field = Request.Headers.GetValues("field").ToList()[0];
            var Valid = Request.Headers.GetValues("IsValid").ToList()[0];
            DataResult result = new DataResult();
            DataOperations operation = new DataOperations();
            result.count = Data.AsQueryable().Count();
            if (dm.Skip != null)
                Data = operation.PerformSkip(Data, dm.Skip);
            if(dm.Take != null)
                Data = operation.PerformTake(Data, dm.Take);
            result.result = Data;
            return Json(result, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);
        }

 

ASPX

    <ej:Grid id="Grid" runat="server" AllowPaging="true">
        <DataManager URL="Default.aspx/Data" Adaptor="WebMethodAdaptor" />
        <Columns>
                <ej:Column Field="OrderID" />
                <ej:Column Field="ShipCountry" />
                <ej:Column Field="CustomerID" />
                <ej:Column Field="EmployeeID" />
                <ej:Column Field="ShipCity" />
        </Columns> 
        <ClientSideEvents Load="load" />      
    </ej:Grid>

 

CodeBehind

 

In static methods, we cannot get the HttpRequest instance, so we have used the HttpContext.

 

        [WebMethod]
        [ScriptMethod(ResponseFormat = ResponseFormat.Json)]
        public static object Data(Syncfusion.JavaScript.DataManager value)
        {
            var Field = HttpContext.Current.Request.Headers.GetValues("field").ToList()[0];
            var Valid = HttpContext.Current.Request.Headers.GetValues("IsValid").ToList()[0];
            IEnumerable Data = OrderRepository.GetAllRecords();
            int count = Data.AsQueryable().Count();
            DataOperations operation = new DataOperations();
            Data = operation.Execute(Data, value);
            return new { result = Data, count = count };
 
        }

 

<script>
    function load(args) {
        //At the initial load of Grid, header is undefined
        this.model.dataSource.dataSource.headers = [];//So define them as array
        this.model.dataSource.dataSource.headers.push({ "field": "OrderID"});//pushing Some JSON Object
        this.model.dataSource.dataSource.headers.push({ "IsValid": true });//pushing Some JSON Object
    }
 </script>

Below screenshot shows the header values in the post request.

Figure 1: Header values in Post Request

 

 

Figure 2: Grid

 

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning about howto send custom headers to server using DataManager in.NET WebForms Grid.

You can refer to our .NET WebForms Grid feature tourpage to know about its other groundbreaking feature representations and documentation, and how to quickly get started for configuration specifications. You can also explore our .NET WebForms Grid example to understand how to create and manipulate data.

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