Hi Dave,

Is there any way to achieve the filter disable and enable on button click?

Thanks,

Assyst

Hi Dave,

My question is that i want to show the filter row on a button click only and i want to remove the same on other button clicks. By default it have to display:none.

I tried to use document.getElementsByClassName(). But it didn't worked out. So i used document.getElementsById(). But when comes to mozilla and other browsers the width of the cells got shrinked. So it don't make sense. And i used the browser generated id to obtain the class which also is not the proper way. So how could i achieve this?

Thanks,

Assyst

Hi Dave,

And that grabs the thing in the basket. Now it's working fine. Thanks.

I have one more question to you. Will clarify it after i worked on it.

Thanks,

Assyst

Assyst,

I will give you some sample code that will get you started.  I have a blank <div id="placeHolder"></div> on my page and I attach to the initialize event on the grid.

function checkChanged(e)
        {
            var colText = e.target.getAttribute('colText');
            var grid = $find("WebDataGrid1");
            var col = grid.get_columns().get_columnFromKey(colText);
            col.set_hidden(!e.target.checked);
        }
       
        function init(grid)
        {
            var place = document.getElementById("placeHolder");
            var cols = grid.get_columns();
            var colCount = cols.get_length();
            for (var x = 0; x < colCount; ++x)
            {
                var col = cols.get_column(x);
                var input = document.createElement("input");
                input.type = "checkbox";
                input.checked = true;
                input.setAttribute("colText", col.get_headerText());
                $addHandler(input, 'click', checkChanged);
                var span = document.createElement("span");
                span.innerHTML = col.get_headerText();
                place.appendChild(input);
                place.appendChild(span);
                place.appendChild(document.createElement("br"));
            }

        }

regards,

David

Hi,

Can you demonstarte a sample code?

Thanks,

Assyst