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PODelete command not firing datasource's destroy transport method
 

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    <p>I have a destroy command defined in one of the columns for a Kendo Grid:</p> <pre><code>columns: [ { field: "Address", width: "200px" }, { field: "City" }, { field: "State", width: "40px" }, { field: "Zip", width: "60px" }, { field: "Active", width: "50px" }, { command: ["edit", "destroy"], title: "&amp;nbsp;", width: "210px" } ] </code></pre> <p>Editable is set to <strong>inline</strong> for the grid. Batch is set to true for the datasource.</p> <p>Editing and saving works fine (all models are sent in JSON format to SAVE method).</p> <p>But when I click on DELETE for one of the rows, it removes the row from the grid BUT it behaves just like I was saving all items. It calls the save method and sends every single row, except for the one I want to delete, in a JSON object.</p> <p>The question is: Why is it not calling the destroy method?</p> <p>Shouldn't it call the destroy method and send only the row being deleted?</p> <p>Datasource definition:</p> <pre><code>dataSource: { error : function (e) { CustomError(e); }, type : "json", transport: { read : { contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", type : "POST", url : "../Services/svcPerson_Address.asmx/Search", dataType : "json", cache : false, complete : function (e) { //alert(e); } }, update : { contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", type : "POST", url : "../Services/svcPerson_Address.asmx/Save", dataType : "json", cache : false, complete : function (e) { if (typeof (e.responseText) != "undefined") { var response = $.parseJSON(e.responseText); } } }, destroy : { contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", url : "../Services/svcPerson_Address.asmx/Delete", type : "POST", dataType : "json", cache : false, complete : function (e) { } }, create : { contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", type : "POST", url : "../Services/svcPerson_Address.asmx/Save", cache : false, complete : function (e) { if (typeof (e.responseText) != "undefined") { var response = $.parseJSON(e.responseText); } } }, parameterMap: function (options, operation) { if (operation !== "read" &amp;&amp; options.models) { return kendo.stringify({ models: options.models }); } options.PersonId = 0; if (viewModel.SelectedPreceptor != null) { if (viewModel.SelectedPreceptor.PersonId != "" &amp;&amp; viewModel.SelectedPreceptor.PersonId != null) { options.PersonId = viewModel.SelectedPreceptor.PersonId; } } return kendo.stringify(options); } }, </code></pre>
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    1. COThis is wierd! If I have more than one item in the grid and click on delete. THE FIRST item that I select to be deleted goes as SAVE, but if I keep deleting items they will go as DELETE. Question then is, why is the FIRST item I try to delete going as SAVE?
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    2. COThe problem was the id property inside schema. I had it in there, but the name was wrong. It fixed the delete problem and also an issue with click on cancel and the row disappearing. Thanks anyway.
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