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23:15
11/12/2009
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Greetings:
It appears there's no way to get the original row data (element from the response) for any row id.
As an example, the afterInsertRow() method provides 'rowelem' from the response, but currently it's not possible to get 'rowelem' for say the first and the last row inside afterInsertRow().
Would it be possible to add such a function?
12:00
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
You can use the loadComplete to which we pass the request. If your request is JSON you can get the first and the last original row.
Best Regards
Tony
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14:19
11/12/2009
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This solutions is not very efficient because the response needs to be parsed twice.
I was looking for a method to access the already parsed row data.
afterInsertRow() provides row data for the current row, but I need to access any row (not just the current one).
14:29
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
You can use a datatype as function and here you can do what you want
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14:30
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
Sorry, for this - it seems like this is the same as when we use loadComplete.
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14:50
11/12/2009
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Using datatype as function would work for me. This is a very flexible solution, although more complicated.
Why are you saying this is the same as when we use loadComplete? I don't follow. Can you explain?
15:07
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
Now I see what you mean exactley - if I understand rigth. The problem is that in loadComplete you do not have acces to the data, while with custom data type before using addJSONData you have access to all rows before inserted into the grid.
Glad that datatype function helps.
Best Regards
Tony
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23:23
11/12/2009
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tony said:
Hello,
Now I see what you mean exactley - if I understand rigth. The problem is that in loadComplete you do not have acces to the data, while with custom data type before using addJSONData you have access to all rows before inserted into the grid.
Glad that datatype function helps.
Best Regards
Tony
Yes, datatype as function works for me, but I don't see the 'Loading..' message. What can I do to have this message displayed?
Thx,
Les
10:29
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
in the same function when the request begin do
$("#load_"+gridid).show();
and when end
$("#load_"+gridid).hide();
Where the gridid is the id of the grid
Regards
Tony
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