<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

The configuration used when the data source destroys data items. Those are items removed from the data source via the remove method.If the value of transport.destroy is a function, the data source invokes that function instead of jQuery.ajax.If the value of transport.destroy is a string, the data source uses this string as the URL of the remote service.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport>
    <kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy></kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>
</kendo:dataSource-transport>

Configuration Attributes

cache boolean

If set to false, the request result will not be cached by the browser. Setting cache to false will only work correctly with HEAD and GET requests. It works by appending "_={timestamp}" to the GET parameters. By default, "jsonp" requests are not cached.Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy cache="cache">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

contentType java.lang.String

The content-type HTTP header sent to the server. The default is "application/x-www-form-urlencoded". Use "application/json" if the content is JSON. Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy contentType="contentType">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

data java.lang.Object

Additional parameters which are sent to the remote service. The parameter names must not match reserved words, which are used by the Kendo UI DataSource for sorting, filtering, paging, and grouping.Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy data="data">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

dataType java.lang.String

The type of result expected from the server. Commonly used values are "json" and "jsonp".Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy dataType="dataType">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

type java.lang.String

The type of request to make ("POST", "GET", "PUT" or "DELETE"). The default request is "GET".Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy type="type">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

url java.lang.String

The URL to which the request is sent.If set to a function, the data source will invoke it and use the result as the URL.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy url="url">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

Event Attributes

data String

Additional parameters which are sent to the remote service. The parameter names must not match reserved words, which are used by the Kendo UI DataSource for sorting, filtering, paging, and grouping.Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy data="handle_data">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>
<script>
    function handle_data(e) {
        // Code to handle the data event.
    }
</script>

url String

The URL to which the request is sent.If set to a function, the data source will invoke it and use the result as the URL.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy url="handle_url">
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>
<script>
    function handle_url(e) {
        // Code to handle the url event.
    }
</script>

Event Tags

kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy-data

Additional parameters which are sent to the remote service. The parameter names must not match reserved words, which are used by the Kendo UI DataSource for sorting, filtering, paging, and grouping.Refer to the jQuery.ajax documentation for further information.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>
    <kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy-data>
        <script>
            function(e) {
                // Code to handle the data event.
            }
        </script>
    </kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy-data>
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>

kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy-url

The URL to which the request is sent.If set to a function, the data source will invoke it and use the result as the URL.

Example

<kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>
    <kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy-url>
        <script>
            function(e) {
                // Code to handle the url event.
            }
        </script>
    </kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy-url>
</kendo:dataSource-transport-destroy>