RadzenDataGrid Column SortOrder always null

[Craig]

I wish to preserve the user selected sort from the grid while refreshing the grid data. After applying a sort on a single column the internal sortOrder property can be seen while debugging in VS however the both of the public SortOrder and SortProperty are null, additionally the GetSortOrder call is internal so there is no way to preserve the user defined sort state of the grid.

Preserving state of the data grid through navigations

In my UI I have several data grids that contain a lot of data, guaranteeing that a user will use filters, paging and sorting to find their interesting row. They can then navigate to a detail page, which is a separate Blazor page and URL. Pressing back on the browser, or a page button which calls history.back(); navigates back to the list/grid page. However at the moment the state of filtering/sorting/paging is lost, which is quite annoying. Is there a built in or programmatic way so that whe…

This post deals with filters which seems to work as expected and I was hoping to extend this by adding the SortOrder property.

[enchev]

Event Callbacks for Sort and Page Events from DataGrid

You can use LoadData to get info about sorting, paging, filtering etc. check our demos for reference. UPDATE: Actually we've decided to add such events: DataGrid Sort, Filter and Page events added · radzenhq/radzen-blazor@048de25 · GitHub

[Craig]

Thanks for your answer, I have tried using the LoadData without success, also The Sort event, the problem is SortOrder cannot be assigned to outside the component so how do I re-apply the sort to the users choice of column?

private Tuple<string, SortOrder?> _sort;
        protected void OnSort(DataGridColumnSortEventArgs<ListTill> args)
        {
            _sort = new Tuple<string, SortOrder?>(args.Column.Property, args.SortOrder);
        }

        private async Task RestoreSort()
        {
            if (_sort != null)
            {
                var column = this.grid0.ColumnsCollection.FirstOrDefault(x => x.Property.Equals(_sort.Item1));
                if (column != null)
                {
                    column.SortOrder = _sort.Item2;
                }
                grid0.Reload();
            }
        }