Hi, I am having endless issues trying to get a VB.Net VS2013 MVC 5 project (.Net framework 4.5) up and running using Ignite UI controls from Infragistics V 2014.2. I have spent endless hours browsing your support forums and FAQ to try find a simple project which details a straightforward list of the steps needed to add for example the igGrid to a view (in my case a partial view). I am using razor syntax.
I have added a reference to the relevant Infragistics.Web DLLs to the project (CopyLocal=True).
I have modified the web.config file to add the "<add assembly..." entry.
I have added references to the various Infragistics script and style files in my BundleConfig file.
Nothing seems to work.
Do you have a simple example project which I can use as a template?
Hello David,
Thank you for contacting Infragistics Developer Support!
I have attached small project demonstrating how to use our igGrid.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Thanks Denis - that really helped. I got all my packages inline with your example to make sure my references were the same, cleaned the solution, got the web.config files cleaned up, rebuilt and voila! Appreciate the help!
Hi Denis
I have uploaded a test project which shows the issue.
Thanks
David
I am not able to extract the sample, due to errors for the archive.
You can delete bin and the obj directories and the packages (if you have such) in order to reduce the project size.
Looking forward for hearing from you.
New version attached (this one with bin folder contents deleted)
Thank you for the provided sample.
You are setting a model of type TestModel which is not supported by the grid, the igGrid only accepts IQueryable(Of T).
Please refer to the attachment from previous reply for how to provide IQueryable to the grid.
Thanks Denis,
I have added a readonly property to the Model to expose the grid datasource as IQueryable and the test project is working. I will apply same to main project and report back.
The IQueryable was the key and resolved all the issues.
Thanks for all your help Denis, much appreciated!