Sorting Product Attributes
MVP
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- 100987
- 5/22/2011
- United States
chashikNop wrote:
I'm not sure what "tools" you are referring to, but the source code is available for customization.
However, in this case, it's not just a JQuery thing. The table is bound to a server side method to return the results:
You can just sort client side, because you may not have all the records based on the page size.
... does not provide sorting tools for jQuery DataTables out-of-box?
I'm not sure what "tools" you are referring to, but the source code is available for customization.
However, in this case, it's not just a JQuery thing. The table is bound to a server side method to return the results:
@await Html.PartialAsync("Table", new DataTablesModel
{
Name = "products-grid",
UrlRead = new DataUrl("List", "ProductAttribute", null),You can just sort client side, because you may not have all the records based on the page size.
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- 190
- 2/3/2020
- Belarus
New York wrote:
Thank you, New York!
I guess I will figure smth. out how to forward sorting parameter to server side. It is a bit 'painful' to migrate from Kendo.UI.Grid due to licensing restrictions.
I'm not sure what "tools" you are referring to, but the source code is available for customization.
However, in this case, it's not just a JQuery thing. The table is bound to a server side method to return the results:
You can just sort client side, because you may not have all the records based on the page size.
However, in this case, it's not just a JQuery thing. The table is bound to a server side method to return the results:
@await Html.PartialAsync("Table", new DataTablesModel
{
Name = "products-grid",
UrlRead = new DataUrl("List", "ProductAttribute", null),You can just sort client side, because you may not have all the records based on the page size.
Thank you, New York!
I guess I will figure smth. out how to forward sorting parameter to server side. It is a bit 'painful' to migrate from Kendo.UI.Grid due to licensing restrictions.