In vcase anyone else sees this, I fixed it by changing .Server to .Ajax. 

So it would look like this: 

@(Html.Kendo().Grid(Model.Where(x =&gt; x.OrgLevel == 0).First().DefinedFieldsList)
.Name("DefinedlevelsGrid")
.Columns(columns =&gt;
{
    columns.Bound(x =&gt; x.FieldName).Title("Name");
    columns.Bound(x =&gt; x.FieldTypeText).Title("Type");
    columns.Bound(x =&gt; x.isMandatory).Title("Mandatory");
    columns.Bound(x =&gt; x.DefaultValue).Title("Default Value");
    columns.Bound(x =&gt; x.UpdatedOn).Title("Updated");
    columns.Command(command =&gt; { command.Edit(); command.Destroy(); });
})
.Editable(editable =&gt; editable.Mode(GridEditMode.PopUp).TemplateName("_OrgDefinedFieldEdit"))
.Pageable()
.Sortable()
.DataSource(dataSource =&gt; dataSource
.Ajax() //&lt;------- Changed to .Ajax()
.Model(model =&gt; model.Id(x =&gt; x.FieldId))
.Update(update =&gt; update.Action("Update", "Home"))
.Destroy(destroy =&gt; destroy.Action("Destroy", "Home"))
)


Kendo UI grid popup now working after AJAX data
This is in reference to my other question.

My phone was not working so I showed it to service center guy and he said the motherboard is broken and needs to be replaced.

I can flash custom ROMs to the phone but they are not also booting up.

So I just want to confirm does that really mean my motherboard is broken and needs to be replaced?
