ASPxClientGridView.SetColumnLayout(columnLayout) Method
Specifies the grid column’s layout.
Declaration
SetColumnLayout(
columnLayout: any
): void
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
columnLayout | any | An object specifying the grid column’s layout. |
Remarks
To get the grid column’s layout, use the ASPxClientGridView.GetColumnLayout method.
Note
The SetColumnLayout method works only if the ASPxGridViewBehaviorSettings.ProcessColumnMoveOnClient property is set to true.
Example
The following example illustrates how to get and restore a column’s state on the client side.
The ASPxClientGridView.GetColumnLayout is used to get a column’s state.
var initialColumnLayout = null;
function Grid_Init(s, e) {
initialColumnLayout = s.GetColumnLayout();
}
It returns an object that provides the following fields:
- column field - Provides all the column’s information.
- visibleIndex field - Provides the column’s visible index.
- parentColumn field - Provides the parent column’s information. This field is null if you don’t use the banded columns.
{ “column”: ASPxClientGridViewColumn, “visibleIndex”: -1, “parentColumn”: ASPxClientGridViewColumn },
To restore the layout, use the client-side ASPxClientGridView.SetColumnLayout
method and pass the previously obtained or customized layout.
function RestoreColumnLayout() {
grid.SetColumnLayout(initialColumnLayout);
}
Result code:
function click() {
RestoreColumnLayout();
}
var initialColumnLayout = null;
function Grid_Init(s, e) {
initialColumnLayout = s.GetColumnLayout();
}
function RestoreColumnLayout() {
grid.SetColumnLayout(initialColumnLayout);
}
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