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I got it mostly working with this code, which is using this HTML and JavaScript: ĭetailTemplate: kendo.template($("#myDetailTemplate").html()),ĭetailInit: event => kendo.bind(tailRow, event.data)

The idea was that users could use whatever fit their needs or preference, then save all grid changes as usual in a batch.

But they also wanted several UI features in the expanded/detail view that don't make sense in a grid row (e.g., charts, hyperlinks, buttons to calculate things, etc.). They liked the Excel-like editing experience of working in batch mode, where you make a bunch of edits and send all the changes at once. They wanted both batch edit and a detail/expand edit of the same record in the grid. You merely need to set the EditMode property of the corresponding GridTableView to Popup.A client recently asked for something I didn't know a Kendo UI grid could do. When an item is put in edit mode RadGrid will display a popup with the edit form. You can toggle the PopUp checkbox if you want to display editing items in a PopUp edit form. See the Simple data binding demo from the Populating with data section for more info about the limitations of this binding mode. Note that WebUserControl custom edit form is not supported with simple data-binding (calling DataBind()). This allows the developer to write binding expressions to bind the server controls in the user control to the corresponding DataItem. The user control implements a public DataItem property through which Telerik RadGrid sets the correct values for the editor controls (when loading the user control). The same user control will be used for the insert form as well. In the example above the edit form is a WebUserControl specified by the UserControlName property. You can switch the type of the edit forms using the GridEditFormType Enumeration. Telerik RadGrid supports custom edit forms for management of item content.