Hello Olga,

sadly I cant just change the control.

The good news are, I dont need anything else to do while the subcontrol is shown.

My approach would be to add an empty row and set the second grid in this one.

What do you think? I know I can add an empty row with this code:

        function addEmptyRow() {
            var grid = $find("<%=dgrIndRoleAttributes.ClientID%>"); // get a reference to the grid
            var values = new Array(grid.get_columns().get_length()); // create a new empty row
            grid.get_rows().add(values);  // add the new row
        
        }

But this just adds it at the end, is there a possibility to add a empty row at a specified index?

Hi,

No, I am sorry there is no way to add a new row in the middle of the grid. The only way you can do that is by directly manipulating the HTML of the grid, but you do that then the grid will not work properly as you would be injecting foreign HTML in the middle of its rows. You may want to consider using the WebDialogWindow control and showing the sub-grid in the dialog, which you can position directly below the parent row.

Thanks,

Olga

Hello Olga,

I kinda came to the same conclusion. Is there a example how to do this with the webdialogwindow?

Hello Jason,

ah sorry I forgott to close it seems.

No we did this with some javascript stuff, not as good looking as with the hierarchical grid, but it works.

Regards

Matthias

Hello Müller,

Do you require any further assistance at this time?

Hi,

WebDataGrid is not designed to show data in subgrids, WebHierarchicalDataGrid does implement this feature. If you don’t want to switch to  WebHierarchicalDataGrid, then creating a subgrid inside WebDataGrid will involve a custom implementation.

Thanks

Olga

Ah thats what you meant.

Sadly the customer said explicit he doesnt want a popout. He wants it like a subgrid.

Seems like I have to sharp my js skills...