I searched and tried different controls. One of them is Syncfusion
https://www.syncfusion.com/aspnet-mvc-ui-controls/spreadsheet
This control support from MVC 4, Unfortunately my app is MVC 3.
Tried DevExpress, I don't see Spreadsheet
https://www.syncfusion.com/aspnet-mvc-ui-controls/spreadsheet
HandsonTable looks interesting but not sure if it easy to make changes in MVC 3
https://handsontable.com/demo
Anyone have any experience in working with Spreadsheet control in MVC 3
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Good evening.
I am working on Asp.net Mvc 5 ( Now its called "core" )
And i have one problem.
its about Display modes.
With Asp.net Mvc 4 ,its so easy.
Just change File name like
index.Mobile.cshtml
Then we can handle it.
But with Mvc 5, its not easy.
I already tried change name
index.Mobile.cshtml
but its not working.
I searched a lot , but i couldn't find any correct answer about it.
Please Help me...
Thank you for reading it.
I'm looking for a component similar to ASPxTreeList (mix of Grid and TreeView) from DevExpress, but suitable to use in MVC 4:
http://demos.devexpress.com/ASPxTreeListDemos/
My general requirements are:
tree structure with a few additional columns,
possibility of using images in some cells,
possibility of sorting by each column (optional).
I was looking at Kendo UI with it's TreeView control with it's templating option:
http://demos.kendoui.com/web/treeview/templates.html
Problem is that probably it's not possible to fully simulate table layout using a tree based on ul/li elements. Maybe there are any jQuery solutions which solve that problem?
Thanks in advance for help!
The DevExpress MVC TreeList extension is available in the latest release: DXperience ASP.NET v2012.2
You can take a look at jqGrid and its TreeGrid functionality (the demo is in the "New in version 3.5" section).
You can also check following demos of how to use it in ASP.NET MVC:
jqGrid in ASP.NET MVC - Strongly typed helper
jqGrid in ASP.NET MVC 3 and Razor
There is an equivalent for MVC from DevExpress. The component offer almost all the functionalities of the webform's one.
Look at the MVC's demo page
I need to know if it is possible to work with ExtJS 4 components like Grid, Combobox, etc., in the Razor Views of MVC 3 .Net. If it is possible, I'd also like to know where I can read a manual/tutorial or some documentation on this.
Here's a tutorial on ExtJS4 Combo & ASP.NET MVC3:
http://whatisextjs.com/extjs-4-tutorial/extjs4-combo-asp-net-mvc3#more-452
Sure it's possible, the Razor views will just generate normal HTML pages, so anything you can do in normal HTML, you can do in ASP.NET MVC.
P.s. check out Ext.NET, a ExtJs library for .NET. Perhaps you find it useful: http://www.ext.net/.
You can use extjs grid in mvc.
mvc - grid sample
http://nraykov.wordpress.com/2009/11/29/using-ext-js-grid-with-asp-net-mvc/
check this also Returning data from ASP.net to an ExtJS Grid
I want to use a Scheduler like Telerik Scheduler in my MVC project. The problem is that the Scheduler is a Asp.Net WebForm control. For this reason, I must create a WebForm page in my Mvc project to put the Scheduler control.
When I show the page, it work fine to render the layout of the control but if I try to interact with it; click for change date, change to day view to week view, the control don't change.
I know that postback doesn't work in mvc project but does it work in a WebForm page in a Mvc project? If it doesn't work, it is the reason why when I try to interact with the control, the control don't respond.
I think it's because the postback don't work and the Scheduler use 100 % Databinding where when I change date, the postback don't contain any data that I have changed and for this reason, the control can't change is layout.
Do you have any ideas about postback with WebForm in a MVC project?
What type of designs can I adopt? (Two differents projets: One for my Scheduler with WebForm and another for all the rest of my website in Mvc project)
Are there any other controls that are easy to use with Scheduler?
Does anyone have any tips and tricks when needing both a WebForms control and MVC control in an MVC project?
Hanselman has a good guide for mixing MVC and WebForms into the same project.
You can try DayPilot Pro (my product, commercial) which has both ASP.NET and MVC versions.
ASP.NET:
http://www.daypilot.org/
MVC
http://mvc.daypilot.org/
I'm asp.net mvc for my project and now I have to show a couple of reports using the ReportViewer control. I need to specify a couple of properties before rendering the report ie. ReportServer Url.
Is it possible to achieve this using asp.net mvc?
You can't use reportviewer control in asp.net mvc because it needs postbacks.
But you can use it to generate an image and show it (some googling should give you results about how to accomplish that).
Another option - you can make a hybrid application (web forms + mvc).
And another option - you can try javascript charts. Google charts looks good for example.