Martin -

Thanks for the response. That actually worked this time. I tried it earlier but I must have missed something as it didn't work then.

Only issue I have left is that when I enable the summaries and set it to custom so I can get this, I still see the 4 blank extra rows. Is there a way to eliminate them down to only the one I am using?

Martin -

I am using NetAdvantage for .NET 2013 Vol. 1 in my MVC project. I've tried to get it working with the jQuery syntax but no luck. I believe I am stuck with the MVC helper syntax at the moment.

Hi Martin,

So to fix this issue you should configure in Summaries in ColumnSettings explicitly all columns and which exactly summaries you want to activate. For instance if I have a grid with 5 columns you should set in column settings of summaries only the summary function that should be activated(in our case this should be Sum). As Martin said I can't replicate your issue but if I do not set in the columnKey the proper id (for instance I made a mistake or just do not keep in mind it is case sensitive) then I will have issue similar to you. Please check this code snippet:

@(

 Html.Infragistics().Grid(Model)

            .ID("Grid1")

            .AnimationDuration(150)

            .Features(feature =>

            {

                feature.Summaries().Type(OpType.Remote).CalculateRenderMode(SummaryCalculateRenderMode.OnSelect)

                    .ColumnSettings(cs => {

                        cs.ColumnSetting().ColumnKey("ProjectId").SummaryOperands(so =>

                        {

                            so.SummaryOperand()

                                .RowDisplayLabel("sUM1")

                                .Type(SummaryFunction.Sum)

                                .Active(true);

                        });

                        cs.ColumnSetting().ColumnKey("Name").SummaryOperands(so =>

                        {

                            so.SummaryOperand().Type(SummaryFunction.Sum).Active(true);

                        });

                        cs.ColumnSetting().ColumnKey("StartDate").SummaryOperands(so =>

                        {

                            so.SummaryOperand().Type(SummaryFunction.Sum).Active(true);

                        });

                        cs.ColumnSetting().ColumnKey("EndDate").SummaryOperands(so =>

                        {

                            so.SummaryOperand().Type(SummaryFunction.Sum).Active(true);

                        });

                        cs.ColumnSetting().ColumnKey("IsPostponed").SummaryOperands(so =>

                        {

                            so.SummaryOperand().Type(SummaryFunction.Sum).Active(true);

                        });

                    });

            }

            )

            .Columns(column =>

                {

                    column.For(project => project.ProjectId).HeaderText("Project ID").DataType("number").Width("150px");

                    column.For(project => project.Name).HeaderText("Name").DataType("string ").Width("200px");

                    column.For(project => project.StartDate).HeaderText("Start Date").DataType("date").Width("240px");

                    column.For(project => project.EndDate).HeaderText("End Date").DataType("date").Width("240px");

                    column.For(project => project.IsPostponed).HeaderText("Is Postponed?").DataType("bool").Width("80px");

                }

            )

            .PrimaryKey("ProjectId")

            .DataBind().Render()

        )

 Thanks,

Miro

So I've figured out why it wouldn't work, which doesn't really make sense to me.

There are a total of 22 fields in the IEnumerable that I am using for the datagrid.  When I specify only the fields that I want from that I will get the extra column summary fields, even though they are blank. To get around this I have to manually set the other columns in the settings and set their hidden value to TRUE. Once you do this, you will get the desired results.

However, I am now getting another issues where no matter what size I set my first column's width to, it will not re-size. One problem down, another one up.

I just ported my project over to VS2013 and running it on the 4.5 framework. Using the ".AutoGenerateColumn(false)" settings takes care of all of my issues and now everything is working great. 

I am still wondering why I couldn't get it to work in 4.0 though. Thanks for the replies everyone.

Hi Ryan,

I am just checking if the latest reply helped you out or if you require any further assistance on the matter.

Yes, my answer was solved and no I do not need any further assistance. It was solved when my code was ported from vs2012 to vs2013 and the controls worked as intended. Thanks!