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  • #108823
    FerrisChamp
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    Hello,

    I am trying to keep track of the conditional formatting that a user applies. For the filtering and grouping, I was able to use an event to update a variable keeping track of the changes. However, the conditional formatting doesn’t have an event I see, and the grid properties don’t update (grid.ConditionalFormatting, grid.Grouping.GroupBy, grid.Filtering.Filter). Is there a way to force the properties into a two-way binding or create an event for OnConditionalFormatting?

    Thank you,

    Ferris

    #108825

    Hi,

    Grid’s conditional formatting property is dynamic,
    please see the following example:
    https://codepen.io/dkeamcaksoem/pen/JjwZdrQ

    You may add and remove formating and get the current with the button

    Best Regards,
    Svetoslav Borislavov

    Smart UI Team
    https://www.htmlelements.com/

    #108828
    FerrisChamp
    Participant

    Hi,

    So I am starting off with no conditional formatting then trying to capture any conditional formatting on a button click.

    var temp = grid.ConditionalFormatting;

    However the grid.ConditionalFormatting property is empty (count = 0) even when I have conditional formatting applied. I am using the C# on the razor page and not JS, not sure if that makes a difference.

    Thanks you,

    Ferris

    #108856
    FerrisChamp
    Participant

    Hi,

    Update by calling a JS function, I was able to see the updates with the conditional formatting property.

    window.GetConditionalFormatting = () => {
    const grid = document.getElementById(“io-page-grid”);
    const format = grid.conditionalFormatting
    console.log(format);
    return format;

    }

    This is what I get:

    column: “all”

    condition: “equal”

    firstValue: “0”

    fontFamily: “Roboto, \\\”Helvetica Neue\\\”, sans-serif”

    fontSize: “14px”
    highlight: “#9FC5E8”

    secondValue: 1

    text: “#5A5A5A”

     

    However, when trying to return the data to my C# code:

    List<GridConditionalFormatting> formatting = await JS.InvokeAsync<List<GridConditionalFormatting>>(“GetConditionalFormatting”);

    I get something different instead:

    column: “all”

    condition: “LessThan”

    firstValue: “0”

    fontFamily: “”

    fontSize: “The default fontSize as set in CSS”
    highlight: “The default backgroundColor as set in CSS”

    secondValue: 1

    text: “The default color as set in CSS”

    The values of some of the properties seem to be different. Could you help me correct this issue?

    Thank you,

    Ferris

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    #108867

    Hi,

    You may try creating a custom class for the list returned from JS.
    Using the class for this purpose may not work as expected

    Best Regards,
    Svetoslav Borislavov

    Smart UI Team
    https://www.htmlelements.com/

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