[EricKParticipant]

Hello,
Do you have an example of the undone or cancel drag-and-drop?

Thank you,
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

The information provided above is correct. The exceptionValue was empty.

The recurrenceException is an array of string dates. When storing in a database it will be a string separated by comma’s.

Sorry for any confusion. Currently in learning mode.

Thanks.

[EricKParticipant]

Issue resolved…

Recurrencerule had a space between weekly; and byday. Once removed all worked.

Thanks

[EricKParticipant]

Sample
scheduler-recurring-appointment.htm

change

var appointment4 = {
id: “id7”,
description: “”,
style: “#307DD7”,
location: “”,
subject: “Daily Meeting”,
calendar: “Room 1”,
recurrenceRule: “FREQ=WEEKLY; BYDAY=MO,WE”,
recurrenceException: null,
from: new Date(2017, 10, 23, 10, 0, 0),
to: new Date(2017, 10, 23, 11, 0, 0)
}

Does not work?

[EricKParticipant]

Providing more information (code)

In the appointment change function.

var recurrenceValue = $(‘#scheduler’).jqxScheduler(‘getAppointmentProperty’, appointment.id, ‘recurrencePattern’);
recurrenceValue.freq = weekly
recurrenceValue.byday = undefined
recurrenceValue.byweekday = [0:0,1:1]
recurrenceValue.weekDays = {Monday: 1, Tuesday: 2}

What will need to be saved to reload the scheduler?

Thanks

[EricKParticipant]

Issue kind of resolved.
my query was returning a “” and not a null.
Not sure why a “” can not be handled the same way a null is handled. The only reason is that when a query returns an empty field it returns null.
Which means the data returned may have many null fields and displays null…. Simpler to return “” since most of the data is handled like a string.
Would be great if this could be changed.

Thanks,
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

May be this request is so simple, I do not see it. I am in no way a genius with new software development like the rest of you.
A simple comment would be appreciated. May be this can not be done.
Thanks

[EricKParticipant]

Issue resolved in new version 8.1.4
Thank you.
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

Histo,
Please provide an example that works. Use the rowID.
Thank you,
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

Please correct issue, this option worked in previous versions.
The alternative displays in a shadow. It is better to show date unaltered. The shadowing makes it look like the date is incorrect.
Thank you,
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

Hello All,
Disregard the previous post if you setup the apply filter using the grids ready: function().
The problem only occurs when the filter is applied during the grid initialization.
Using the following method will duplicate the ‘Please Choose’ option being added multiple times.

{ text: ‘Company’, groupable: true, datafield: ‘companyname’, filter: applyfilter, filtercondition: ‘starts_with’, width: 150 },

So, the solution is not to change the jqxgrid.filter.js module, but to apply the filter once the grid is ready.

Sorry for any confusion.
Erick

[EricKParticipant]

Hello everyone,
The solution to the additional ‘Please Choose’ option being added to the drop down list multiple times is in the jqxgrid.filter.js module.
Under the _updatelistfilters function(b,c)…
Original code:

n.items.length != s && s > 0 && n.host.jqxListBox(“indeterminateIndex”, 0, !0, !1)
}
} else if (null == n.getItem(this.gridlocalization.filterselectallstring) && n.insertAt({
label: this.gridlocalization.filterchoosestring,
value: “”
}, 0);

Changed to:

n.items.length != s && s > 0 && n.host.jqxListBox(“indeterminateIndex”, 0, !0, !1)
}
} else if (null == n.getItem(this.gridlocalization.filterselectallstring) && n.updateAt({
label: this.gridlocalization.filterchoosestring,
value: “”
}, 0);

I have tested all of the demo examples and other samples on your site with new code and no issues have developed.
Let me know if anyone experiences problems with the change.

[EricKParticipant]

Hello jqwidget team,
Have we solved this issue. I have a similar issue when I set the filter value when the grid is being initialized.
`var statusColumnFilter = function () {
var filtergroup = new $.jqx.filter();
var filter_or_operator = 1;
var filtervalue = ‘Open’;
var filtercondition = ‘starts_with’;
var filter = filtergroup.createfilter(‘stringfilter’, filtervalue, filtercondition);
filtergroup.addfilter(filter_or_operator, filter);
return filtergroup;
}();
$(‘#grid’).jqxGrid….
{ text: ‘Status’, groupable: true, datafield: ‘statusname’, filtertype: ‘list’, filter: statusColumnFilter, filteritems: statusadapter, filtercondition: ‘starts_with’, width: 80}
});

I have tried multiple options with createfilterwidget, but could not find a solution. I think it calls the jqxDropDownList module mutilple times which produces the multiple entries for Please Choose.
Could we find some type of solution that will work.
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

Martin,
I first thought that if I use the id in the addrow function it would insert, but the id is only an id.
I have created a work around. Thanks for your response.
Eric

[EricKParticipant]

Martin,
I am looking for a sample that shows a standard grid that uses the following line.
I have 5 rows of data in a grid. I would like to insert a row after row 2.
$(‘#grid’).jqxGrid(‘addrow’, 2, {});

The test I setup does not work?

Any info would be great.
Eric

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