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All good now Geoffery,

The main difference was placing


if (X.IsAjaxRequest)
{
grid.Render();
form.Render();
}

Hi Geoffery / Daniil,

Again thanks for taking the time...

But it's going around in circles a little now as we are back to the start again :-)

I am including the same example that I first...

Geoffery, once again I appreciate your prompt reply,


However, I'm a little confused, how can it work without a Render()?


Just to recap:

1. My initial problem was that the formpanel on...

Hi Geoffrey

Thanks for replying, seems premium is the way to go, however I have to establish that Ext.Net is suitable for me first.

On the issue at hand the point is that I need to use the...

Just wondering...

It seems to me there are only two people dealing with issues on this forum, I know I can't expect instant support while using the community version, but if I decide to opt for...

Again Daniil Thanks,

However there is a problem with Render() for the formpanel while the formpanel is inside a view port, if you try my previous example placing this.FormPanel1.Render(); in the...

Daniil

Sorry about missing the code tag, will do next time..

Did you get a chance to look at this?


Thanks

Hi Daniil,

Thanks for your reply, I didn't use Render before because it gave me a javascript error, as a quick example of what I'm trying to achieve here is a sample page with some mock up data....

Hi,

I am using a viewport to host a gridpanel with a corresponding formpanel, similar to your FormPanel Basic example, (unfortunately I can't seem to upload screenshot files from my organisation...

Thanks Daniil,

I did have a look at the ObjectDataStore sample but I hadn't noticed it was using a JsonReader rather than an ArrayReader... that did the trick.


Cheers,

Hi,


I have pretty much copied your FormPanel Basic example but supplying a objectDatasource instead of the sample one. I have changed the reader, the column model and TextFields to match the...