[James LaveryParticipant]

Hah! Fixed it – I hadn’t set the columnType to ‘custom’. Now it’s working really nicely

[James LaveryParticipant]

Hi Nadezhda,
Thanks – I’ve got it working now, thanks to your input.

[James LaveryParticipant]

Found the problem – a copy/paste error. I’d got too many parameters for my updateRow definition – it should be

updateRow: function (rowID, rowData, commit) {

not

updateRow: function (rowID, rowData, position, commit) {

[James LaveryParticipant]

I’d say you’ve got a javascript/json error somewhere, which is causing an exception and leaving the “loading” image displayed – I had this when I was putting together my first DataTable.

Have you checked in the debugger (FireBug etc.) whether there are any errors?

[James LaveryParticipant]

Hi Peter,
Thanks for your help – as a result I’ve sorted out my problem by calling

$("#tblQuoteItems").jqxDataTable('updateBoundData');

when I re-open the window.

[James LaveryParticipant]

So taking this question further – clearly i’m Doing Something Wrong!

If close the window using the cross or a Close button on the window, where should I call the dataBind() method on the dataAdapter?

[James LaveryParticipant]

Thanks Peter,
I think the problem is that I’m currently only fully initialising the window once, and then showing the existing window if it’s been initialised.

So I need to either trigger another bind, or probably preferably remove the jqxWindow to free up resources when it’s closed.

Is there a way of removing the jqxWindow similar to how one would do it in jQuery, by calling $(this).remove() in its close event?

[James LaveryParticipant]

Ok – thanks, no problem. It would be nice to be able to set a default theme…

Regards,

James

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