Sorry,  I missed a some javascript in the previous post. 

I added the onmousedown for the element G_UltraWebGrid1 which is the table element for the grid which contains the rows and columns. 

The full javascript should be:

window.onload = function()
    {
        document.getElementById('UltraWebGrid1_main').onmouseup = null;
        document.getElementById('G_UltraWebGrid1').onselectstart = null;
        document.getElementById('G_UltraWebGrid1').onmouseover = null;
        document.getElementById('G_UltraWebGrid1').onmousedown = null;
         }

Thank you, Steve.

Hi,

I am trying to implement this same thing but the javascript code cannot seem to find the Webgrid and I am given a javascript error on page load:

 document.getelementbyID[...] is null or not an object 

I cant seem to do anything to get the correct reference to the webgrid.  I have had this same problem before in trying to find a pop window on the client side as well.  Is there something I may be doing wrong?

 --Stephen

Hello,

 If you are not getting the correct object, the problem is most likely because the id's are not correct due to re-Parenting.  When the grid is inside of another container(WebPanel, ContentPane, WebTab etc.) the ID will have the parent id prepended on it.  So, the grid within a WebPanel will look like this.  "WebPanel1_UltraWebGrid1"

So, for the id's for this particular topic, you can check the following:

With the grid Client Side Object:

grid.Element = G_"WebPanel1xUltraWebGrid1"

grid.MainGrid = "WebPanel1xUltraWebGrid1_main"

 With our controls, we provide an easy way to obtain the correct ID for the grid and all of our controls.  if you use the InitializeLayoutHandler, you can obtain the correct ID and use it globally anywhere else on the page.  In the snippet below, I create the GridID global variable and then set it to the gridName parameter passed in by the InitializeLayoutHandler. 

var GridID;

function UltraWebGrid1_InitializeLayoutHandler(gridName) {

GridID = gridName;

}

Now that we have a global GridID, we can get the grid clientside object and obtain grid.Element and grid.MainGrid for further use.

var grid = igtbl_getGridById(GridID);

I hope this helps.

Hi Steve,

        Thanks for your reply. I am using UltraWebGrid only and I used the javascript code in the previous post its working. Where the user can select the text and copy by right click on the text. But the another problem is that user is not able to select the row. Is there any solution to solve both problems(text selection and row selection ).

Thanks and Regards

Karthick

Hello Karthick,

Which grid are you using, (UltraWebGrid or WebDataGrid)?  This is an older post and the javascript code in the previous posts will only work for the older UltraWebGrid control and will not work for the new WebDataGrid control.  Please let me know if yoiu are using the UltraWebGrid or the WebDataGrid so the correct approach can be taken.

Steve

hi,

I am using infragistics grid in my application. Where in any browser user cannot select the text in the columns of the Grid with the mouse and copy the text to the clipboard using ctrl+c or copy by right click using mouse. But I need solution to allow user to select text in grid. So can any one give solution for this.

Thanks in advance

Karthick

I am having another problem with the WebGrid and wondering if anyone else has experienced the same:

I am trying to set two properties of the grid:

• FilterOptionsDefault --> FilterComparisonType: trying to set to CaseInsensitive
• FilterOperatorDefaultValue: trying to set to Contains

I have tried setting these values using every possible location including in the code behind, the WebGrid designer, in the Ultragrid properties, the Band properties, the Column properties, and the DisplayLayout properties.  But none of the changes seem to work at all!

Is there one location of these types of settings which overrides all the others?

 --S