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To create a custom edit popup for the Telerik ASP.NET Core Grid with a model, you can follow these steps:

  Certainly! Here's an example of how you can create a custom edit popup template for the Telerik ASP.NET Core Grid control:

To change the row color in a Kendo UI Grid based on a column value using Tag Helpers, you can utilize the k-grid-row tag helper and apply conditional styling based on the column value. Here's an example: < kendo-grid > < k-grid-columns > < k-grid-column title = "Product" field = "ProductName" > </ k-grid-column > < k-grid-column title = "Price" field = "Price" > </ k-grid-column > </ k-grid-columns > < k-grid-row style = "background-color: @(item.Price > 100 ? " red " : " green ')" asp-for = "Products" > </ k-grid-row > </ kendo-grid > In the example above, the k-grid-row tag helper is used to define the grid row. The style attribute is used to set the background color of the row dynamically based on the Price column value. If the Price is greater than 100, the background color will be set to red;

  To get the selected value from a Kendo UI RadioGroup using JavaScript, you can follow these steps: Retrieve the reference to the Kendo UI RadioGroup widget. Make sure you have included the necessary Kendo UI library and have initialized the RadioGroup widget on your page. var radioGroup = $( "#yourRadioGroup" ). data ( "kendoRadioGroup" ); Once you have the reference to the RadioGroup widget, you can use the value() method to get the selected value. It will return the value of the currently selected radio button. var selectedValue = radioGroup. value (); Here's a complete example: <!-- HTML markup --> < div id = "yourRadioGroup" > < input type = "radio" name = "radioGroup" value = "option1" /> Option 1 < input type = "radio" name = "radioGroup" value = "option2" /> Option 2 < input type = "radio" name = "radioGroup" valu

The Kendo DropDownList is a UI component that allows users to select a value from a predefined list. To set the initial selected value in the Kendo DropDownList, you can use the value property or the select method. Using the value property: $( "#dropdownlist" ). data ( "kendoDropDownList" ). value ( "initialValue" ); Using the select method: $( "#dropdownlist" ). data ( "kendoDropDownList" ). select ( function ( dataItem ) { return dataItem. Value === "initialValue" ; }); Replace "dropdownlist" with the actual ID or selector of your DropDownList, and "initialValue" with the value you want to select initially. Remember to ensure that the DropDownList is fully initialized before attempting to set the selected value.