I have a kendo window that has a form inside it. The form has input elements with a record\'s data populated within it. The user may close the window and select a different
Instead of creating a new window each time or refreshing its content, I do recommend:
This way you only need to load the page once.
You might also consider having the page record.jsp
defined as a Kendo UI template in your original page.
Example:
Given the following user selectable records:
var data = [
{ text1: "text1.1", text2: "text1.2" },
{ text1: "text2.1", text2: "text2.2" },
{ text1: "text3.1", text2: "text3.2" },
{ text1: "text4.1", text2: "text4.2" }
];
And a form defined as a template with the following HTML:
<script id="record-jsp" type="text/x-kendo-template">
<div>
<p>This is your form with some sample data</p>
<label>text1: <input type="text" data-bind="value: text1"></label>
<label>text2: <input type="text" data-bind="value: text2"></label>
</div>
</script>
Our JavaScript would be something like:
// Window initialization
var kendoWindow = $("<div id='window'/>").kendoWindow({
title : "Record",
resizable: false,
modal : true,
viewable : false,
content : {
template: $("#record-jsp").html()
}
}).data("kendoWindow");
Bind data to the window and opening it:
function openForm(record) {
kendo.bind(kendoWindow.element, record);
kendoWindow.open().center();
}
And finally invoking the function with the data.
openForm(data[0]);
You can see it running on this JSFiddle
NOTE: If you still prefer using the external page, just need to change template: $("#record-jsp").html()
by: url: "record.jsp"