I have a simple kendo UI grid which is supposed to have a maximum of only 5 rows. Is there any configuration property that I can use to limit the rows, or should I write some simple custom logic to examine my data source and prevent adding more than 5 rows?
Given the following kendoGrid
definition:
var grid = $("#grid").kendoGrid({
dataSource:stocksDataSource,
columns :[
{ field:"col1", title:"Column 1" },
{ field:"col2", title:"Column 2" },
{ field:"col3", title:"Column 3" }
],
toolbar :[
{ name :"create", className :"k-grid-add2" }
],
editable :true
}).data("kendoGrid");
Where I added a create
button in the toolbar but redefined its className
to k-grid-add2
. Then I add trap the click
event on this button as follow:
$(".k-grid-add2", grid.element).bind("click", function (ev) {
console.log("adding!");
if (grid.dataSource.data().length < 5) {
grid.addRow();
} else {
alert("Too many, sorry!")
}
});
Where I check the number of rows and if there is less than 5 then I invoke grid.addRow()
otherwise I alert user that there are too many rows.