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I need to create a more advanced method of adding new elements to a kendo grid, so in short I have replicated the following example as it does exactly what I needed: https://github.com/telerik/ui-for-aspnet-mvc-examples/tree/master/window/KendoWindow-Ajax-Form
And it works just fine. Only difference is the new row is added in it's correct spot in the grid, and not on the top as per usual. How can I, using the example linked to, place the new row on the top?
(I'm thinking it's not necessary to show my code here as it very closely resembles the code given in the link above)
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Answered 2019-May-07 at 12:32Ended up finding the solution myself eventually. Going by the example in the link I made in the original post, this is what I did: Firstly when a new "order" is made, I make sure that the model returned in the "Create" method in OrdersDataController has an ID from when the model is added to the DB. So when this part gets executed in "_OrdersCreate.cshtml":
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This is a question I'll answer myself. I've spent a couple of hours trying to make it work, based on the example provied here: https://github.com/telerik/ui-for-aspnet-mvc-examples/tree/master/editor/database-image-browser/DatabaseImageBrowser Since I don't maintain a blog, this is my way of documenting this, in case others face the same use case and this might save them some time
The problem is: How do I implement an Imagebrowser, that does not work with a local folder, but with a database. The sample provided by Telerik is working with virtual folders, stored in one table and images linked in a seperate one, that are linked with a Folder Id. Since I did not want to use folders, I needed to find a way to work around this. Also: The IImageBrowserController
only offers a synchronous interface, which made it unsuitable for async operations:
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Answered 2019-Apr-25 at 09:45First of all, create an interface that is suitable for async operations:
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