Part 1 – The LiteGridJsonResult In the last post, I showed how we use a custom JsonResult to send data to liteGrid.  Displaying data is great and all, but liteGrid supports client-side editing as well.  With the BatchSaveModule, liteGrid will batch up all the client-side changes and send them to the server in one big…

When I first started building liteGrid, one of my design goals was to build a grid library that worked easily with ASP.NET MVC.   I’m not sure I’ve delivered on that goal, at least not externally.  Internally, we’ve built quite a lot of MVC plumbing that makes working with liteGrid easier.  We have custom JSON result…

The jQuery UI draggable plug-in is used within liteGrid by the DraggableRowsModule.  It enables users to rearrange the order of rows as well as to place rows into a hierarchy (if the TreeGridModule is installed).  Recently a request came through to make liteGrid scroll when you are dragging rows.  This becomes very important in large…

Despite the lack of noise on the topic, liteGrid has received a host of updates recently thanks almost entirely to the efforts of James "poprhythm" Kolpack.  I’ve updated the online demo of liteGrid so you can play with some of the recent changes, which include validation support, checkbox columns, and a slew of other minor…