Of late I have been working with the .NET MVC JQGrid control for a
relatively simple project and have found myself asking all sorts of
questions of the technology which do not seem to be easily and readily
supported without resorting to hacking around in HTML. One such example
came up recently where I needed to default the value for a column upon
creating a new Company record. After posting on the forums I
was directed to a ‘sample’ which actually showed me nothing even though
the forum poster had responded with an answer that was meaningful. I
thus decided to document the actual methodology so that you don’t have
to!
In short I have a Responder object which upon creation needs the
‘ResponderType’ property to be primed with the value ’2′ to indicate
what type of responder we are creating. I have included a full listing
of the ‘MVC’ components although only the items highlighted in bold red
are actually pertinent to this blog post. The rest is provided for
completeness (although as the code has been derived in reality from some
abstracted classes there may be some errors, so apologies in advance).
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Written by: Conrad Rowlands, DSCallards, Senior Systems Architect & Developer
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