I have a Kendo grid that has Child elements as shown in the Image below. Is there a way to read the elements that are checked.
Get All Checked Child Items Kendo Grid
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It depends on when you want to find out what checkboxes are selected, but essentially it will work this way.
You simply add a listener to a button or a common class among the checkboxes that looks at the checkboxes and returns the checked ones.
The example from Kendo: http://dojo.telerik.com/UhANu
Specifically,
I've changed the above to a .on() instead of .bind because it's what I'm more familiar with being the idiomatic way of doing listeners, but both technically work.
If you'd rather have value of the checkboxes save each time you change them it'd be something like this:
and in your html create an element that holds the values: