The example uses the DashboardControl's client-side API to get underlying data that corresponds to a particular visual element.
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The example uses the DashboardControl's client-side API to get underlying data that corresponds to a particular visual element.
The example shows how to get underlying data for the specified dashboard item. Underlying data is displayed in the dxDataGrid widget placed next to the Web Dashboard.
The following example uses the DashboardControl's client-side API to obtain client data that corresponds to a particular visual element.
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The example contains the source code of the project created in this step-by-step tutorial that shows how to create the ASP.NET MVC Dashboard Control.
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