[mrallarisParticipant]

Disregard, i figured it out. The problem was null poNum values.

[mrallarisParticipant]

Many thanks!

[mrallarisParticipant]

Oh i seeeeeeeee. I’ll try using a hash or something instead – thanks.

[mrallarisParticipant]

Thanks Peter. Can you point out where in my JSON i have duplicate ID’s? I must be blind, i’m not seeing it?

[mrallarisParticipant]

Thanks Peter,

Based on what you’re saying i’d like to know is there a way via the ‘customize it’ route that i can:

– swap out the Subject input field (for example) with a jqx dropdown field that gets populated by an ajax call?
– add a custom field that is not in the current template?

And if so, are there code examples somewhere on jqwidgets.com for this?

[mrallarisParticipant]

Hello Again – I figured it out. I was using an input for the dropdownlist instead of a div. Stupid mistake – thanks for the help.

[mrallarisParticipant]

Hi Nadezhda – thank you very much for your reply.

I have all the required libraries loaded (which I can confirm because I am using various dropdownlists on the same page). I have also updated my JQWidgets library from 3.4.0 to 3.7.1. Unfortunately there is no change in the result.

I didn’t mention in my original posting that all of this is happening inside of a JQTabs widget which itself exists inside of jqWindow. So I have a window with a tabs widget and on one of the tabs I want to open another window with a dropdownlist. As I said, I have dropdown lists working within the tabs, it just won’t work on this dropdownlist in the popup window.

Just to reiterate – the adapter is populating correctly with the data. But the widget is not populating from the adapter’s data. I’ve tried stepping through the code to see where the hang up is but I’m not having any luck.

Any more suggestions?

Thanks

[mrallarisParticipant]

Hi Dimitar – thank you for your response.

I figured out most of it. My first issue was caused by the selectionmode that I used = ‘row’ instead of ‘singlerow’.

Thanks

[mrallarisParticipant]

Yup – that works perfectly!

Thanks as always for your timely and effective help. I love this product!

[mrallarisParticipant]

Hi Again – a little more information ….

I also wanted to mention that I read a forum post which talks about a dragEnd function that has dragItem and dropItem as arguments. This looks like it is exactly what I need except that no matter where I drop the item, dropItem is always undefined.

Thanks,

[mrallarisParticipant]

Works like a charm! Thanks so much.

[mrallarisParticipant]

Thank you for your explanation. How do I edit a cell after it has been changed without entering into this loop? Also, is there anyway to determine which cell was edited? I’ve seen some posts reference args.datafield but that variable doesn’t seem to be available in the datatable event.

Thanks!

Matt

[mrallarisParticipant]

That was it exactly!! Thank you very much for solving this problem and I apologize for not noticing that in the docs.

[mrallarisParticipant]

UPDATE: I have discovered that if I move the datatable to the first tab the problem disappears! For some reason when it is on the second tab and I have to switch to it, that is when I run into this problem.

Thanks,

Matt

[mrallarisParticipant]

Thank you for your reply Peter! I tried using your test code and it works for me too. It seems that once I place the datatable inside the tab widget, that is when I get the problem. Is there any chance you could test it using my original code with the tabs? I have also taken a screen capture to show you what I am experiencing. I’m just hitting refresh and then going to the tab over and over again. You can see how sometimes the data appears and sometimes it doesn’t.

http://screencast.com/t/OqJzAcJkhqf

Thanks!

Matt

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