GridViewExtension.GetViewModel(String) Method

Returns the GridView’s view model object that maintains the grid state and provides the means to populate itself with data when the grid is used in custom data binding mode.

Namespace: DevExpress.Web.Mvc

Assembly: DevExpress.Web.Mvc5.v19.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public static GridViewModel GetViewModel(
    string name
)

VB.NET

Public Shared Function GetViewModel(
    name As String
) As GridViewModel

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
name	String	A string value that is the unique identifier name (SettingsBase.Name) for the GridView.

Returns

Type	Description
GridViewModel	A GridViewModel object representing the grid view model.

Remarks

Refer to the Custom Data Binding - Overview topic to learn more.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-create-a-master-detail-gridview-with-paging-and-sorting-using-custom-data-binding-e4398/CS/Example/Controllers/HomeController.cs#L16

{
    var viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("masterGrid");
    if (viewModel == null)

gridview-how-to-use-a-built-in-context-menu-to-display-summaries-in-custom-binding-mode-t243497/CS/SummaryCustomDataBinding/Controllers/HomeController.cs#L23

{
    var viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("gridView");

how-to-bind-an-aspnet-mvc-gridview-extension-to-a-table-with-an-unknown-schema-using-custo-t602001/CS/XPCustomBindingExample/Controllers/OrdersController.cs#L16

public ActionResult GridViewPart() {
    GridViewModel viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("OrdersGridView");
    if(viewModel == null)

how-to-implement-a-simple-custom-binding-scenario-for-gridview-e4394/CS/Sample/Controllers/HomeController.cs#L19

{
    var viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("GridView");
    if (viewModel == null)

VB.NET

how-to-create-a-master-detail-gridview-with-paging-and-sorting-using-custom-data-binding-e4398/VB/Example/Controllers/HomeController.vb#L12

Public Function MasterGridViewPartial() As ActionResult
    Dim viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("masterGrid")
    If viewModel Is Nothing Then

gridview-how-to-use-a-built-in-context-menu-to-display-summaries-in-custom-binding-mode-t243497/VB/SummaryCustomDataBinding/Controllers/HomeController.vb#L21

Public Function AdvancedCustomBindingPartial(ByVal customCommand As String, ByVal fieldName As String) As ActionResult
    Dim viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("gridView")

how-to-bind-an-aspnet-mvc-gridview-extension-to-a-table-with-an-unknown-schema-using-custo-t602001/VB/XPCustomBindingExample/Controllers/OrdersController.vb#L18

Public Function GridViewPart() As ActionResult
    Dim viewModel As GridViewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("OrdersGridView")
    If viewModel Is Nothing Then

how-to-implement-a-simple-custom-binding-scenario-for-gridview-e4394/VB/Sample/Controllers/HomeController.vb#L11

Public Function GridViewPartial() As ActionResult
    Dim viewModel = GridViewExtension.GetViewModel("GridView")
    If viewModel Is Nothing Then