Basic TimeSheet Management Application in ASP.NET MVC 5

Explore two approaches on how to bind a grid to Entity Framework

Export custom (selected) columns of GridView to a PDF file.

Use a page control in a detail row template to switch between detail grids.

Create an edit item template, add an editor to the template, and configure the grid's cell edit functionality in batch mode.

Use the SetEditFormTemplateContent method to define the FormLayout extension in edit form template.

Cancel grid data editing in batch edit mode on the client or server side.

Implement a status bar template to replace default command buttons with custom buttons when the grid is in batch edit mode.

Create a header template, add a check box to the template, and implement the Select All functionality in batch edit mode.

Create an unbound column that changes its values based on other column values dynamically in batch edit mode.

Use a popup control to display a custom tooltip.

Use an upload control to upload an Excel file to the server and handle the control's FileUploadComplete event to display the file's data in the grid.

Create a templated column, add an editor to the template, and call the jQuery.ajax method to get the editor's value and pass it to the server.

Implement a custom clone button in batch edit mode.

Create an unbound column, populate it with data from a data source, and customize header filter items.

Use the grid's AddNewRowRouteValues property to focus the newly inserted row.

Сustom binding scenario for two GridView extensions that are used in a master-detail relationship.

Use the BindToLINQ method to bind the GridView extension to a LINQ to XPO data source.

Handle the grid's client-side SelectionChanged event to calculate summary values for selected rows.

Use custom data binding and XPO to bind a grid to a table with an unknown schema.