Hi There,
I'm looking for some cell templating examples for asp.net core mvc helper. I've been through the documentation, blogs etc but cannot find details on this. Specifically what i'm trying to do is that when i hover over a particular column i would like it to display the full contents of a different column in the grid. Right now i'm using an unbound column to render a hyperlink that will show it, but it's not ideal.
Are there any sample projects that have this functionality that i can look at?
Thanks
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That’s an interesting use case! While I haven’t come across a sample project that does exactly that out of the box, I think you might be able to achieve it using a combination of JavaScript and the grid’s cellHover event to pull in values from another column dynamically. I faced something similar while building a custom dashboard for an estate agents Gants Hill client ended up using jQuery to inject tooltip content based on row data. Let me know if you'd like to see a code snippet!
That's a clever approach! If you're looking to enhance the user experience, using tooltips with JavaScript or integrating custom cell templates in ASP.NET Core MVC can offer more control and clarity. We apply similar precision and customization in property solutions at Real Estate Agents London, tailoring services to fit specific needs for maximum efficiency.
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That’s a solid use case. While there aren't many direct samples in the official ASP.NET Core MVC documentation for cell templating with hover-based dynamic content display, you might want to look into using a combination of data-* attributes in your cell templates and JavaScript/jQuery for tooltip rendering. You can embed the other column's value using a custom HTML helper or partial view.
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Interestingly, this kind of dynamic UI behavior is very similar to what modded apps like Honista APK for Instagram offer on the front-end — displaying hidden insights (like full captions, hashtags, or bio info) only when you tap or hover. Studying how Honista handles UI overlays and interactions might actually give you some ideas for cleaner UX patterns even in a web app context.
If you're experimenting with this in your own tools or dashboards, borrowing from Honista’s clean pop-up logic could be surprisingly helpful.