ASPxClientListBox.EndUpdate Method
Re-enables editor render operations after a call to the ASPxClientListBox.BeginUpdate method, and forces an immediate re-rendering.
Declaration
EndUpdate(): voidRemarks
The list box editor allows a sequence of operations that affect its appearance and/or functionality to be performed on the client side, without having the editor render itself after each modification (for instance, multiple items within the editor can be dynamically added/removed at the same time). To do this, the code performing sequential changes to the editor must be enclosed within calls to the ASPxClientListBox.BeginUpdate and EndUpdate methods. This improves performance, and avoids unnecessary render operations on the client side.
Example
The following section of the Moving Items Between Two List Boxes online demo illustrates how moving ASPxListBox items is implemented using the ASPxClientListBox.GetSelectedItems, ASPxClientListBox.AddItem, ASPxClientListBox.RemoveItem, ASPxClientListBox.BeginUpdate and ASPxClientListBox.EndUpdate client methods.
function AddSelectedItems() {
MoveSelectedItems(lbAvailable, lbChoosen);
...
}
function RemoveSelectedItems() {
MoveSelectedItems(lbChoosen, lbAvailable);
...
}
function MoveSelectedItems(srcListBox, dstListBox) {
srcListBox.BeginUpdate();
dstListBox.BeginUpdate();
var items = srcListBox.GetSelectedItems();
for(var i = items.length - 1; i >= 0; i = i - 1) {
dstListBox.AddItem(items[i].text, items[i].value);
srcListBox.RemoveItem(items[i].index);
}
srcListBox.EndUpdate();
dstListBox.EndUpdate();
}