DataGrid OData
Use the LoadData event to get data from a REST service.
ID | First Namefilter_alt | Last Namefilter_alt | Titlefilter_alt | Customersfilter_alt | Title Of Courtesyfilter_alt | Birth Datefilter_alt | Hire Datefilter_alt | Addressfilter_alt | Cityfilter_alt | Regionfilter_alt | Postal Codefilter_alt | Countryfilter_alt | Home Phonefilter_alt | Extensionfilter_alt | Notesfilter_alt |
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Data-bind to a service
1. Set the Data and Count properties.
<RadzenDataGrid Count="@count" Data="@employees"
2. Handle the LoadData event and update the Data and Count backing fields (employees and count in this case).
async Task LoadData(LoadDataArgs args)
{
var result = await service.GetEmployees(filter: args.Filter, top: args.Top, skip: args.Skip, orderby: args.OrderBy, count: true);
employees = result.Value.AsODataEnumerable();
count = result.Count;
}
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