GridViewSettings.CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection Property

Defines the callback routing logic by specifying the names of Controllers and Actions that handle callbacks related to grid data operations such as paging, sorting, grouping and filtering.

Namespace : DevExpress.Web.Mvc

Assembly : DevExpress.Web.Mvc5.v25.2.dll

NuGet Package : DevExpress.Web.Mvc5

csharp

public Dictionary<GridViewOperationType, object> CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection { get; }

Public ReadOnly Property CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection As Dictionary(Of GridViewOperationType, Object)

Property Value

Type	Description
Dictionary<GridViewOperationType, Object>

An object containing the data operation type (identified by GridViewOperationType) and the names of Controllers and Actions.

Remarks

The CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection property allows you to assign particular handling Actions for four data operations - Paging, Sorting, Grouping and Filtering. These data operations are specifically exposed to be handled in a custom manner to implement custom data binding of the GridView. These operations are identified by values of the GridViewOperationType enumeration.

Refer to Action Types and Passed Parameters to learn more.

A code sample detailing how to use the CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection property is provided below.

Partial View Code:

csharp

@Html.DevExpress().GridView(
    settings => {
        ...
        settings.CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection.Add(
            GridViewOperationType.Paging,
            new { Controller = "MyController", Action = "MyPagingAction" }
        );
        settings.CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection.Add(
            GridViewOperationType.Sorting,
            new { Controller = "MyController", Action = "MySortingAction" }
        );
       settings.CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection.Add(
            GridViewOperationType.Grouping,
            new { Controller = "MyController", Action = "MyGroupingAction" }
        );
        settings.CustomBindingRouteValuesCollection.Add(
            GridViewOperationType.Filtering,
            new { Controller = "MyController", Action = "MyFilteringAction" }
        );
        ...