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Jeetendra Tandel
Jeetendra Tandel

Reputation: 67

Adding dynamic class to Webgrid column from model property

I have a Webgrid with with many coloumn. One of the column is for due date. I need to change each entries color depending upon condition. Depending on condition i have added a color code property called "ColorCode" in view model. This color can be "red","yellow" or "green".

my DueDate column looks like:

 taskgrid.Column("DueDate", "Due Date", style: "DueDate", canSort: true, format: (item) => item.DueDate.ToShortDateString()),

here this coloumn has class "DueDate". I want to make it "DueDate red" , "DueDate yellow" or "DueDate green" from "item=>item.ColorCode" i.e:

style: "DueDate " + item=>item.ColorCode

Upvotes: 0

Views: 5911

Answers (3)

Vishnu Vikraman Sreekala
Vishnu Vikraman Sreekala

Reputation: 861

The above code is modified as given below

taskgrid.Column("DueDate",header:"Due Date",format: @<text><div class="@((@item.Approved)?"reject-icon":"approve-icon")">@item.DueDate</div></text>)

Upvotes: 1

Kumaresan Lc
Kumaresan Lc

Reputation: 281

Try the following: It works for me. I used conditional statement within class attribute. 

class= "@((item.Approved)?"reject-icon":"approve-icon")"

Upvotes: 0

Darin Dimitrov
Darin Dimitrov

Reputation: 1038720

The WebGrid helper doesn't support this. A possible workaround is to apply the style not on the <td> but on the item inside:

taskgrid.Column(
    "DueDate", 
    "Due Date", 
    canSort: true, 
    format: 
        @<text>
            <div class="DueDate @item.ColorCode">
                @item.DueDate.ToShortDateString()
            </div>
        </text>
),

Other possible hacks involve using javascript to move the generated class from the inner <div> to the parent <td> if it's absolutely necessary for you to have this class applied on the <td>.

Upvotes: 2

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