Hello!

My company is using RadGridView for an application where users can view and organize/edit SQL data. The grid is set to allow paging and up to 50 rows per page. Because of the size of some of the tables our users work with, the pages can number in the hundreds, which raises an issue when using the grid's built-in sorting capabilities. 

By default, the grid seems to sort all the data in the table as opposed to just the visible rows on screen. This results in a portion of data being displaying that is completely different from what is supposed to be on that page. What I'm looking to do is to have the grid sort only the child rows visible on the page.

I assume going the custom sort rout is necessary here? I've tried a bunch of different approaches to varying degrees of success, but nothing's gotten me quite there. The grid is data bound, which working around has been maybe the biggest hurdle for me so far. Ideally I'd like to be able to reorganize the rows on screen without having to rebind the grid, though I'm not sure how feasible that it. Regardless, any help is appreciated!

Best,

Rich

Hello!

I am currently using RadGridView for a project my company has me working on. We want to be able to prevent users from setting CellForeColor and CellBackColor to the same values (as seen in the image below). I've tried implementing a check on a variety of different elements to try and catch this case if it happens, but so far I've not had much luck. I guess more than anything I'm wondering which element I should be focusing on in order to catch this when it happens? I've scoured these forums and the rest of the internet and I haven't seen anything similar being asked. Any help is greatly appreciated, even if it's just a point in the right direction!

Best,

Rich