Try setting the datasource to the grid directly, rather than to the MasterTableView I believe that it will be applied to the master table by default: Me.grdLista. DataSource = YourDataSource() EDIT I'm pretty sure the issue resides somewhere in the logic that assigns the settings to the RadAjaxManager Have you considered using a RadAjaxPanel instead, to wrap all of the AJAX-driven content? That may work better than the RadAjaxManager for such a dynamic situation.
Try setting the datasource to the grid directly, rather than to the MasterTableView. I believe that it will be applied to the master table by default: Me.grdLista. DataSource = YourDataSource() EDIT I'm pretty sure the issue resides somewhere in the logic that assigns the settings to the RadAjaxManager.
Have you considered using a RadAjaxPanel instead, to wrap all of the AJAX-driven content? That may work better than the RadAjaxManager for such a dynamic situation.
I did it but the iusse reamins. I put Me.grdLista. DataSource = oDts.
Tables(snTable) – Rafael Oct 24 at 20:14 See my edited answer. – James Johnson Oct 24 at 20:20 not sure if can deal with diferent components loaded in edit/new dialog. The number/type of components displayed in that dialog depends upon the value of Me.
STCat variable, right now i'm managin 3 diferent values for Me. STCat, thats why I create the components and create it's ajaxsetting in code-behind. I didn't think any other way to deal with this situation – Rafael Oct 24 at 20:25 I'm confused.
What's the problem with wrapping all of the AJAX content in a RadAjaxPanel instead? – James Johnson Oct 24 at 20:29 i'll try your answer. Didn't read it well, sorry my fault – Rafael Oct 24 at 20:34.
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