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I really like Grid.Blazor and it made me learn about OData.
The problem I currently face is that I have multiple subgrids so, for better UX, I decided to have the "master" table on top and the various subgrids in separate tabs. I use the OnRowClicked action to set the filter of the subgrids.
This all works but all the grids are fully re-rendered when the row selection changes.
Maybe I am not looking in the right direction but Microsofts suggests to implement IHandleEvent on an Event callback to suppress the render. However, Grid.Blazor uses an Action so IHandleEvent cannot be applied.
Would it be beneficial to rewrite the Actions for event handling to EventCallback implementation so suppress the render becomes possible?
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I really like Grid.Blazor and it made me learn about OData.
The problem I currently face is that I have multiple subgrids so, for better UX, I decided to have the "master" table on top and the various subgrids in separate tabs. I use the OnRowClicked action to set the filter of the subgrids.
This all works but all the grids are fully re-rendered when the row selection changes.
Maybe I am not looking in the right direction but Microsofts suggests to implement IHandleEvent on an Event callback to suppress the render. However, Grid.Blazor uses an Action so IHandleEvent cannot be applied.
Would it be beneficial to rewrite the Actions for event handling to EventCallback implementation so suppress the render becomes possible?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: