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ALways sort tab by first column

Remy_BoviRemy_Bovi Premier Partner IT Monkey ✭
in Service Manager Portal Feature Requests
Hi, Is it possible to Always sort the portal forms by the first column ? 


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    Nicholas_VelichNicholas_Velich Cireson Consultant Ninja IT Monkey ✭✭✭✭
    edited January 2019 Answer ✓
    Hi Remy,

    Yes, it is possible via custom.js with a little JavaScript/JQuery.

    First, find the kendo grid element. That will look something like this, depending on the page you are on:

    var thisKendoGrid = $('selector goes here').getKendoGrid();

    Then you need to get the name of the column, like this: 

    var sortColumnName = thisKendoGrid.columns[index goes here, starting at 0 for the leftmost column].field;

    Finally you would update the grid's datasource, like this:

    thisKendoGrid.dataSource.query({
                sort: { field: sortColumnName, dir: "asc" },
            });

    Thanks,
    Nick
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    Remy_BoviRemy_Bovi Premier Partner IT Monkey ✭
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    Thx Nicholas, I'll try this asap :) 

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    Nicholas_VelichNicholas_Velich Cireson Consultant Ninja IT Monkey ✭✭✭✭
    edited January 2019 Answer ✓
    Hi Remy,

    Yes, it is possible via custom.js with a little JavaScript/JQuery.

    First, find the kendo grid element. That will look something like this, depending on the page you are on:

    var thisKendoGrid = $('selector goes here').getKendoGrid();

    Then you need to get the name of the column, like this: 

    var sortColumnName = thisKendoGrid.columns[index goes here, starting at 0 for the leftmost column].field;

    Finally you would update the grid's datasource, like this:

    thisKendoGrid.dataSource.query({
                sort: { field: sortColumnName, dir: "asc" },
            });

    Thanks,
    Nick
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    Remy_BoviRemy_Bovi Premier Partner IT Monkey ✭
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    Thx Nicholas, I'll try this asap :) 
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    CaterhamITSupportCaterhamITSupport Member Advanced IT Monkey ✭✭✭

    Dear Nicholas,

    Could you give a full example of code for this?

    Kind Regards

    Daniel

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