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How to show summary data for the whole grid?

David Austin

asked at 02 Feb 2016

do you want to show the summary outside the grid (above) or in the grid footer like in the grouping demo ? (it can be done both ways)

at 02 Feb 2016 o
Outside the grid would be cleaner in my case. Also, preferably get the summary numbers in a separate call to the controller.

at 02 Feb 2016 David Austin

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the grid model has an object Tag parameter used to send additional info on grid load so you can do something like this: var gridModel = new GridModelBuilder<Lunch>(Db.Lunches.AsQueryable(), g).Build(); gridModel.Tag = new { MyParam = "hi", SummaryStr = "...", ParamUsedToLoadSummary = ...}; return Json(gridModel); so you can choose to send the rendered summary, or numbers, or other values that will be used to make an additional request and in the view you bind to 'aweload' $('#MyGrid').on('aweload', function(e, res){ alert(JSON.stringify(res.Tag); });
o

answered at 02 Feb 2016
- I see this is somewhat duplicate to this forum question: http://aspnetawesome.com/forum/question/507/add-total-count-to-the-grid.
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 David Austin
- The code below only returns thesum for the items on the current page. How might I get the sum for all the items in the result set? I used: { Key = "item_id", Map = MapToGridModel, PageCount = pageCount, ItemsCount = itemCount }.Build(); gridModel.Tag = new { ItemsValue = items.Sum(o => o.price_ext) };
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 David Austin
- GridModelBuilder has sorted and paged the 'items'; calculate ItemsValue before you pass items to GridModelBuilder, of course this will pull all your 1000 items from the Db, maybe you could instead run a sql query that will give you the avg value you need
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 o
- Ok, got it. I applied custom paging before calculating the sum. Fixed it.
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 David Austin
- How do you suggest doing this separately from the grid control? I have a Html.Awe().TextBox to enter the key word to search and a Html.Awe().MultiLookup passing an array of integers. Both awe controls are parents to the grid. This part works. I'd like to add the summary info as a separate call to a MVC controller after the grid has updated. Reason is because the summary info takes a long time to calculate, so I'd like to show the user grid results really fast and then follow up with the summary info. The summary info controller would also need to accept the key word search as a parent.
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 David Austin
- it's probably slow because you're pulling all the records and after calculating the sum, would be faster to execute a sql query that calculates the sum; to do the request just call an $.ajax with the needed parameters after fill the div $('#summary').html(result)
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 o
- Ok, I created it using the $.ajax method. Now I'd like to call the function to update the summary after the grid loads. I tried {$('#SearchItemGrid').on('aweload', UpdateGridSummary());} but it runs as soon as the grid loads, not after the data has returned. Can I call the UpdateGridSummary() method after the grid receives its data?
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 David Austin
- you're not supposed to use .on(event, func()) instead use .on(event, func) unless func() returns a Function
  
  at 02 Feb 2016 o

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