Read-only Grid - it's possible to disable the column sort

Alessandro Serra

Hello,

the column sort in the grid not work very well, and i ask me if it's possible to disable..

thank a lot

Find more posts tagged with

BPM

Comments

Paul_York

Hi Alex1234,

In the client scripts for when the form loads add the following jscript:

$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("a").attr('onclick','').unbind('click');
$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("a").attr('title','');
$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("a").attr('href','javascript&colon;void(0);');
$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("a").css('cursor','default');

This will unbind the problematic sorting functionality from the grid.

Please be aware that this functionality is NOT supported by OpenText so it may not work on a future release and I've tested this in 9.1.2.3 only.

Best regards,

Paul.

Paul_York

please be aware the "&colon;" should be the symbol - for some reason the editor won't let me type this!

Alessandro Serra

thanks a lot

Alessandro Serra

In the MBPM 9.2.1 with your source code, not work correctly.. the colum is not disable

Alessandro Serra

the code that i try to use in the client script when form load is :

$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("grid_name").attr('onclick','').unbind('click');
$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("grid_name").attr('title','');
$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("grid_name").attr('href','javascript_;void(0);');
$telerik.$(".rgHeader").find("grid_name").css('cursor','default');

Paul_York

I've just been able to test this in 9.2.0 and it looks like the DOM has changed across versions.

$telerik.$("#Grid1").find(".rgHeader").find("a").attr('onclick','').unbind('click');
$telerik.$("#Grid1").find(".rgHeader").find("a").attr('title','');
$telerik.$("#Grid1").find(".rgHeader").find("a").attr('href','javascript:void(0);');

"Grid1" being the name of the grid on the form...

This change should be a warning as it shows how un-predictable the updates to the web client can be and therefore why it's not a support "function" so please use with caution or at least encapsulate within a central library function so that when you update MBPM if a code update is needed you only need to make it in one place.

Best regards,

Paul.

Paul_York

I've just noticed that this snippet is the same as what I had originally posted (except that it targets one individual grid - not all of them on the form (like the first example). Looking closer at your example you have the jQuery in the wrong order?

Paul_York

I've just been able to confirm this works on 9.2.1 too.

Best regards,

Paul