[IndumathiParticipant]

Thank you so much!!
It worked like a charm.

[IndumathiParticipant]

Thank you for getting back to me…when in edit mode….I would not like to expand or collapse parent rows…
when I click on a button on the page (to edit parents rows)…all the parents rows should collapse and only parent rows should be shown in edit mode (editable set to true).
I don’t want to give the option of expanding while editing the parents.

Thanks,
Indu.

[IndumathiParticipant]

I have used this example “https://www.jqwidgets.com/react/react-treegrid/react-treegrid-virtualmodewithajax.htm” to build my tree grid. Can you add editing into this example and send me the jsfiddle link as you did on the other post? (https://www.jqwidgets.com/community/topic/jqx-tree-grid-hide-column-on-left/)
I do not want to sync data with server. I just want the cell to be updated with new data…after the focus is gone from that cell…that’s it.

Thanks,
Indu.

[IndumathiParticipant]

Thank you!!! That does help.
Only follow up question I have is:- if I want html of the editing cell before the editor is added, in which event should I use the document.querySelector in?

Thanks,
Indu.

[IndumathiParticipant]

Thank you so much for your reply…I was able to implement it.
One more question:-
If I want to partially edit the left most column…the indentation and everything should be there….but the data in the cell should change in some cases and not, depending on the value of the row (var row = $(“#jqxtreeGrid”).jqxTreeGrid(‘getRow’, rowkey);)….is there a way I can access the html of the cell in createEditor event? We have rowkey, cellvalue, editor, celltext, width and height as parameters…but not the cell html value. If I can access the html, then I can just return the html as-is without any changes in cases where I don’t want to change the look of the cell.

Thanks,
Indu.

[IndumathiParticipant]

Thank you so much for your reply!!
Can you give me an example of your approach (using a flag to check if it is first call or not)?

Thanks,
Indu.

[IndumathiParticipant]

Hi Martin,

I didn’t figure out the solution yet. But I have figured out the problem. It is because of Pagination strip at the bottom of the grid. If I have less than 200 records to display on the grid then I am disabling Pagination and there are no double borders. But if the Pagination is enabled then I can see double borders.

Thanks,
Indu.

[IndumathiParticipant]

Thanks for the reply.
I have defined width percentages (ex: width:’10%’) on all the columns of the table. The first time the grid loads, everything looks perfect all the borders align (column headers and their corresponding columns) and there is no double border on the right hand side of the table.
But if I zoom the page to 125% then I can see double border on the right and the column headers and their corresponding columns are not aligned any more. the first 2 columns are but not after that.

Thanks,
Indu.

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