I have managed to get the community version of AgGrid (Javascript) to work
However, I cant get a button to work?
function drop( id) {
alert(id);
}
var columnDefs = [
{ headerName: "HELLO", field: "name", sortable: true, filter: true },
{ headerName: 'One', field: 'fieldName',
cellRenderer : function(params){
return '<div><button (click)="this.drop(params.id)">Click</button></div>'
}
}
];
I need the function to be called when the user clicks on the button
Nothing happens at all? No errors in the console even?
What am I doing wrong?
Is this functionality disabled for the community edition?
Please note that I need a Javascript solution not Angular or any other language/framework supported by the Ag Grid
Paul
While working with cellRenderer, you should not register the event like (click)="this.drop(params.id)".
Instead, register listener the javascript way. Have a look at below code.
colDef.cellRenderer = function(params) {
var eDiv = document.createElement('div');
eDiv.innerHTML = '<span class="my-css-class"><button class="btn-simple">Push Me</button></span>';
var eButton = eDiv.querySelectorAll('.btn-simple')[0];
eButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
console.log('button was clicked!!');
});
return eDiv;
}
Reference: ag-grid Cell Renderer
Related
I have a site with a table build with Dojo/DGrid.
Some columns of the grid use editor: dijit/form/FilteringSelect as editor, which works perfect. As the user hits the return key, the value is accepted and the editor closes.
Other columns of the same grid have a custom defined renderCell, because the unterdying store url differs in every row:
function myCustomRenderCell(object, item, node) {
node.innerHTML = '<div class="myClass"></div>';
var filteringSelect = new FilteringSelect({
label: 'myLabel',
name: 'myName',
displayedValue: item.myValue,
store: new DstoreAdapter (
new RestMemoryStore ({
idProperty: 'id',
target: 'myUrlToJsonData',
})
),
onChange: function(newValue) {
var rowData = filteringSelect.store.get(newValue);
var gridCell = this.domNode.offsetParent;
var dataCell = grid.cell(gridCell);
rowData.then(function(row){
var eventObject = {
grid: this,
cell: dataCell,
oldValue: "",
value: row.name,
bubbles: true,
cancelable: true
};
on.emit(dataCell.element, 'dgrid-datachange', eventObject);
grid.updateDirty(dataCell.row.id, 'myLabel', row.name);
});
}
}, node.children[0]);
filteringSelect._destroyOnRemove = true;
filteringSelect.startup();
}
Unlike the default FilteringSelect mentions in the beginning this one is not left as the use hits the return key. The value is processed correctly. But except of pressing tab which places the cursor inside the next custom editor or using the mouse there is no way to leave this editor.
Any ideas how to set up this custom build FilteringSelect to dismiss on return like the default editor in the grid does?
try out: add an event handler for key press:
onKeyPress: function(event){
if (event.charOrCode == keys.ENTER) {
filteringSelect.set("focused", false);
}
}
Thanks to Manjunatha for the helpful hint.
I have a kendo knockout grid inside a kendo window, the grid is pretty basic, has a checkbox column, and 3 other text columns. The check box column is binded with an observable property in the records Model of the grid, like
$model.isChecked = ko.observable(false);
The datasource of the grid is an observable array of a given javascript model.The grid has pagination with a page size of 10 records, and is scrollable.
The problem I'm having is that for some weird reason, when I click on a checkbox that is at the bottom of the grid, the grid scrolls up to the top, hiding the record I just checked.
I have other grids with the same logic behind and this behavior doesn't happen, I've tried different things and it seems every time I change an observable property of record model, the grid does the same. I also tried subscribing to the scroll event of the grid but I wasn't able to find a difference from me triggering the scroll or the grid doing it by itself.
I also tried what is suggested in this: other question but the behavior I got is not good because you see like a flicker, the grid scrolls to the top and then scrolls to the selected row.
So, have any of you faced a similar problem?
Thanks,
Try this it worked for me
In dataBound and dataBinding events of grid
dataBound = function (e) {
var sender = e.sender;
sender.content.scrollTop(sender.options.gridTop);
}
dataBinding = function (e) {
var sender = e.sender;
sender.options.gridTop = sender.content.scrollTop();
};
Well actually, after some more debugging I was able to fix it, it was a combination of 2 things, first I had to remove the type declaration from the datasource:
dataSource: {
type: 'knockout',
pageSize: 10,
page: 1,
watchable: {
filter: dataSourceWithFilters
},
schema: {
model: {
fields: {
'effectiveFrom()': { type: 'date' },
'effectiveTo()': { type: 'date' },
'isChecked()': { type: 'boolean' } // <- this line was removed
}
}
}
}
And then, I had some dates in the model, but I had them as computed "listening" to an observable variable in the same model, and every time that observable variable had a value, I returned the dates
$model.link = ko.observable();
$model.effectiveFrom = ko.computed(function () {
if ($model.link()) {
return $model.link().effectiveFrom();
}
return null;
});
$model.effectiveTo = ko.computed(function () {
if ($model.link()) {
return $model.link().effectiveTo();
}
return null;
});
It seems this was making the grid to rebind itself every time when any of the date values changed, so I changed that code for this:
$model.link = ko.observable();
$model.link.subscribe(function (value) {
if (value) {
$model.effectiveFrom = ko.observable(value.effectiveFrom()).withDateFormat('MMM-DD-YYYY');
$model.effectiveTo = ko.observable(value.effectiveTo()).withDateFormat('MMM-DD-YYYY');
}
});
$model.effectiveFrom = ko.observable().withDateFormat('MMM-DD-YYYY');
$model.effectiveTo = ko.observable().withDateFormat('MMM-DD-YYYY');
And with those changes the grid stopped scrolling to the top.
Thanks for the help.
We're working on a Kendo UI grid that is bound to REST endpoint. The messaging portion is working great.
Where we're having trouble is trying to mask a phone number input. We like the following behavior:
1) User clicks into phone number cell.
2) User enters 1234567890.
3) When leaving the cell, the format is changed to (123) 456-7890.
We looked already at custom formats. Those seem date/time and number specific. I haven't found a way to do a custom format for a string column.
We also looked at doing this with a formatPhoneNumber function that is called on each cell's change event. I'm not happy with that approach, though it does work.
Here is the base code for the grid. I'd like to just find a way to include a custom format, or bind to a function when defining the column or field properties.
EditGridConfig = function() {
var self = this;
self.gridConfig = {
columns: [
{ field: 'PhoneNumber', title: 'Phone Number', width: '150px' },
],
data: [],
toolbar: [
{ name: "save" },
{ name: "cancel" }
],
dataSource: {
type: "json",
transport: {
read: "/api/BusinessEntity",
update: {
url: function(parent) {
return "/api/BusinessEntity/" + parent.Id;
},
dataType: "json",
type: "PUT"
}
},
schema: {
model: {
id: "Id",
fields: {
PhoneNumber: { type: "string" },
}
}
}
},
editable: "incell"
};
self.selectedData = ko.observable();
};
Here is the change event and formatPhoneNumber function we are using to get the phone number to format when focus leaves the cell. I'm just not happy with this approach, and am looking for a "cleaner" way to do it.
change: function (e) {
if (e.field == "PhoneNumber") {
console.log('before' + e.items[0].PhoneNumber);
e.items[0].PhoneNumber = formatPhoneNumber(e.items[0].PhoneNumber);
console.log('after' + e.items[0].PhoneNumber);
}
}
function formatPhoneNumber(number) {
return number.replace(/(\d{3})(\d{3})(\d{4})/, '($1) $2-$3');
}
Thanks much for any suggestions!
Sorry for answering my own question. I thought I would add some more detail along the lines of #James McConnell's answer so other people won't struggle like I did trying to wire up the jQuery.on event with the .mask function.
Thanks to James' hint, I wound up using the Masked Input jQuery plugin and wiring up to dynamically created events using jQuery.on.
Here is the helper function I wrote (simplified for example):
applyDynamicInputMask = function(container, selector, event, mask) {
$(container).on(event, selector, function() {
var $this = $(this);
$this.mask(mask);
});
};
And to call it:
applyDynamicInputMask(document, "[name='PhoneNumber']", 'focusin', "(999) 999-9999");
edit: function (e) {
//if edit click
if (!e.model.isNew()) {
$('input[name=Time]').attr("data-role", "maskedtextbox").attr("data-mask", "00:00");
//init mask widget
kendo.init($('input[name=Time]'));
}
}
Have you tried a jQuery plugin? We use this one at work:
http://digitalbush.com/projects/masked-input-plugin/
You can bind the plugin to any jQuery selector, so just slap a custom class on the input that needs formatted, and use that to hook up the plugin. Not sure if this is a viable solution, but it's what I've used in the past. HTH! :)
Here's my DataGrid:
// $ is a reference to `this` as it lies in an anonymous function
$.grid = new DataGrid({
store : $.dataStore,
query : {id : "*"},
structure : [
{
noscroll : true,
cells : [{ name : "Recipe", field : 'name', width : '200px' }],
},
{
cells : [
[
{ name : 'ID#', field : 'id', width : '50px'},
{ name : 'Category', field : 'category', width : '100px'},
{ name : 'Status', field : 'status', width : '100px'},
{ name: "Actions", width : '200px', type: dojox.grid.cells._Widget, formatter : $._actionButtons}
]
] // end cells
}
]
}, $.targetNode)
$.grid.startup();
$.grid.on("RowClick", function(e){
console.log(this.getItem(e.rowIndex))
})
And my formatter object for the Actions cell:
_actionButtons : function(){
var _self = this;
var _args = arguments;
this.group = new Pane()
var full = new Button({
label: 'View Full',
style : { fontSize : '80%'},
onClick : function(){
try {
_self.grid.onRowClick.apply(this, arguments)
}catch(e){}
}
});
full._destroyOnRemove = true;
var edit = new Button({
label : 'Edit',
style : {fontSize: '80%'}
});
edit._destroyOnRemove = true;
construct.place(full.domNode, this.group.containerNode)
construct.place(edit.domNode, this.group.containerNode)
return this.group;
}
I'm trying to get access to the event object that would be passed by a normal onRowClick event on the DataGrid. As it sits now this kinda works, but on the on("RowClick"...) block I get multiple logs. Without the try...catch block I get an error as the rowIndex doesn't exist in e, then 2 more logs where it does exist.
This is the 4th or so idea I've had included pub/sub, emit(), etc. I have a feeling that the multiple logs are caused by the bubbling behavior (Button -> Row -> DataGrid or somesuch), but getting the onRowClick's event object to get passed into the Buttons created in the formatter seems impossible.
I just want to access the rowIndex (and other DataGrid-esque properties) from the Button widget's onClick event to process according to the button pressed.
Along the same lines, but here's what I came up with that seems to be working in a direction where what I'm envisioning will happen. Adjusted cell where the buttons will be:
{ name: "Actions", width : '200px', type: dojox.grid.cells._Widget, formatter :
function(){
return $._actionButtons.call($, arguments);
}
}
Adjusted onClick function in the returned Button widget:
_actionButtons : function(){
var _index = arguments[0][1],
_item = this.grid.getItem(_index)
_self = this;
// some code removed
onClick : function(){
console.log(_self.dataStore.getValue(_item, 'name'), "clicked")
}
}
I'll probably end up extending Button to handle this a bit better, but for now, voila!
Sometimes it just helps to write it down and put it out there for your brain to panic and figure out the solution before anyone else does :)
Minor update...
There is the formatterScope parameter for the DataGrid, but it applies to all formatter's and would therefore mess up anything requiring cell scope and not DataGrid scope. The above method allows me to access everything I need.
When using jqGrid how do you force a cell to load in its editable view on page load as well as when it is clicked?
If you set up 'cell editing' like below, the check box only appears when you click on the cell.
{ name: 'MyCol', index: 'MyCol', editable:true, edittype:'checkbox', editoptions: { value:"True:False" },
cellEdit:true,
Also on clicking checkbox, is there a way of sending a AJAX post to server instantly rather than having to rely on the user pressing enter?
To allow the checkboxes to always be click-able, use the checkbox formatter's disabled property:
{ name: 'MyCol', index: 'MyCol',
editable:true, edittype:'checkbox', editoptions: { value:"True:False"},
formatter: "checkbox", formatoptions: {disabled : false} , ...
To answer your second question, you will have to setup an event handler for the checkboxes, such that when one is clicked a function is called to, for example, send an AJAX POST to the server. Here is some example code to get you started. You can add this to the loadComplete event:
// Assuming check box is your only input field:
jQuery(".jqgrow td input").each(function(){
jQuery(this).click(function(){
// POST your data here...
});
});
This is an old one but has a lot of view so I decided to add my solution here too.
I'm making use of the .delegate function of JQuery to create a late binding implementation that will free you from the obligation of using the loadComplete event.
Just add the following:
$(document).delegate('#myGrid .jqgrow td input', 'click', function () { alert('aaa'); });
This will late bind that handler to every checkbox that's on the grid rows.
You may have a problem here if you have more than one checkbox column.
I had the same problem and I suppose that I found a good solution to handle checkbox click immediately. The main idea is to trigger editCell method when user clicks on the non-editable checkbox. Here is the code:
jQuery(".jqgrow td").find("input:checkbox").live('click', function(){
var iRow = $("#grid").getInd($(this).parent('td').parent('tr').attr('id'));
var iCol = $(this).parent('td').parent('tr').find('td').index($(this).parent('td'));
//I use edit-cell class to differ editable and non-editable checkbox
if(!$(this).parent('td').hasClass('edit-cell')){
//remove "checked" from non-editable checkbox
$(this).attr('checked',!($(this).attr('checked')));
jQuery("#grid").editCell(iRow,iCol,true);
}
});
Except this, you should define events for your grid:
afterEditCell: function(rowid, cellname, value, iRow, iCol){
//I use cellname, but possibly you need to apply it for each checkbox
if(cellname == 'locked'){
//add "checked" to editable checkbox
$("#grid").find('tr:eq('+iRow+') td:eq('+iCol+') input:checkbox').attr('checked',!($("#regions").find('tr:eq('+iRow+') td:eq('+iCol+') input:checkbox').attr('checked')));
//trigger request
jQuery("#grid").saveCell(iRow,iCol);
}
},
afterSaveCell: function(rowid, cellname, value, iRow, iCol){
if(cellname == 'locked'){
$("#grid").find('tr:eq('+iRow+') td:eq('+iCol+')').removeClass('edit-cell');
}
},
Then your checkbox will send edit requests every time when user clicks on it.
I have one submit function that sends all grid rows to webserver.
I resolved this problem using this code:
var checkboxFix = [];
$("#jqTable td[aria-describedby='columnId'] input").each(function () {
checkboxFix.push($(this).attr('checked'));
});
Then I mixed with values got from the code below.
$("#jqTable").jqGrid('getGridParam', 'data');
I hope it helps someone.
I had shared a full code at the link below, you can take a look if you need it.
http://www.trirand.com/blog/?page_id=393/bugs/celledit-checkbox-needs-an-enter-pressed-for-saving-state/#p23968
Better solution:
<script type="text/javascript">
var boxUnformat = function ( cellvalue, options, cell ) { return '-1'; },
checkboxTemplate = {width:40, editable:true,
edittype: "checkbox", align: "center", unformat: boxUnformat,
formatter: "checkbox", editoptions: {"value": "Yes:No"},
formatoptions: { disabled: false }};
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$(document).on('change', 'input[type="checkbox"]', function(e){
var td = $(this).parent(), tr = $(td).parent(),
checked = $(this).attr('checked'),
ids = td.attr('aria-describedby').split('_'),
grid = $('#'+ids[0]),
iRow = grid.getInd(tr.attr('id'));
iCol = tr.find('td').index(td);
grid.editCell(iRow,iCol,true);
$('input[type="checkbox"]',td).attr('checked',!checked);
grid.saveCell(iRow,iCol);
});
});
</script>
In your colModel:
...
{name:'allowAccess', template: checkboxTemplate},
...