[AJRamesParticipant]

Hello Peter,

here is an image of my tree grid.

As you can see the entries are grouped.
When I export the data only the first row (with the grouped data) is exported.

[AJRamesParticipant]

sorry for the double post – I just found a property that contains the whole input.

It’s $('#inputDiv').jqxInput()[0].value.

Is there a better way to get the value?

[AJRamesParticipant]

Allright, thank you for your suggestion.
I am going to do the ajax call outside of the cellsrenderer.

Thank you.

[AJRamesParticipant]

Ahhhh okay, I see.

And how can I get the return value of loadComplete as the return value of the cellsrenderer?
It’s not working by just assigning it to a variable…

var statusrenderer = function (row, column, value, defaultSettings, columnSettings, rowdata) {
                    var statusalias = columnSettings;
                    var html;
                    var sourceIsoCodesList =
                        {
                            datatype: "json",
                            datafields: [
                                { name: 'AdminKeywordValue', type: 'string' },
                                { name: 'AdminKeywordLanguageId ', type: 'string' }
                            ],
                            url: url
                        };
                    var dataAdapterIsoCodesList = new $.jqx.dataAdapter(sourceIsoCodesList, {
                        autoBind: true,
                        loadComplete: function (records, html) {
                            var records = dataAdapterIsoCodesList.records;
                            var avalue = records[0].AdminKeywordValue;
                            html = "<div>" + avalue + "</div>";
                        },
                        beforeLoadComplete: function (records) {
                            var records = dataAdapterIsoCodesList.records;
                            var avalue = records[0].AdminKeywordValue;
                            html = "<div>" + avalue + "</div>";
                        }
                    });

                    return html;

[AJRamesParticipant]

Thank you for your quick reply.

My return value is:
return '<span>' + avalue + '</span>';

This is enough html – isn’t it?

[AJRamesParticipant]

Ok thanks for your help.
We solved this issue by changing the result type to xml

var source =
            {
                datatype: "xml",
                datafields: [
                    { name: 'Title', map: 'm\\:properties>d\\:Title', type: 'string' },
                    { name: 'ID', map: 'm\\:properties>d\\:ID', type:'string' }
                ],
                url: url,
                root: "entry",
                record: "content"
            };

with this it works.
It can be that the problem occurs because of the absence of root/record.

Sorry that there wasnt a good example…

best regards

[AJRamesParticipant]

Ok, I understand that it is tricky to understand without an example.

We access the data through odata.
The result looks like this:

...
              <content type="application/xml">
                     <m:properties>
                            <d:Id m:type="Edm.Int32">562</d:Id>
                            <d:ManualVersionGeb>1.0</d:ManualVersionGeb>
                            <d:ID m:type="Edm.Int32">562</d:ID>
                        </m:properties>
                 </content>
...

Every property that is of type string will be displayed in the right way (example: “ManualVersionGeb”).
If I want the ID it does not show anything.

thx

[AJRamesParticipant]

Hi Peter,

thanks for you answer.
I use the same source for jqxGrid and jqxTreeGrid, too (e.g. http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-demo/demos/jqxgrid/bindingtojson.htm)
It works there.
Therefore the datasource has the required fields for sure.

Thx

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