Adding a Header Row to Telerik Rad. Grid Programmatically.
So here’s the idea. I’ve got a Rad. Grid on my page that is populated programmatically. I build a Data. Table from various different sources and once I’m satisifed with how my Data.
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Table looks, I set the grid’s Data. Source property and bind.
That’s all good, except now I want to insert a header row in the middle of my grid. The idea behind this row is to simply provide a clear segregation between my different sources of data. It’s all one grid remember, but I wanted a way to distinguish between the data. I came up with the idea to simply add a header row at the point I needed, set the Column. Span to match the number of columns I have in my grid, set the Horizontal. Span to center the text and finally set the Visibility on all other columns to false. Here is what I ended up with.
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The grid is setup with 5 columns: Name, Address, City, Province and Country. At the point where I’d like my see my header row in the grid, I set the Name column to the text I’d like the header to contain. Keep in mind that I have rows being added before and after the code sample below. I’ve inserted the code exactly where I want my header to appear: 1. Data. Row row = dt. New. Row(). row. If anyone has a better technique for implementing this, please let me know.