[rdouglasParticipant]

What I have in mind is how one would suspect it should work. The place holder is displayed by default, then when the user clicks on the everpresentrow cell the input mask is displayed. Can you show me how to do this?

[rdouglasParticipant]

This forum isn’t very helpful

[rdouglasParticipant]

Your demo link no longer works. Can you please fix this. Thanks.

[rdouglasParticipant]

The link that contains the example no longer works. Can you please fix it as I think this example will help me.

[rdouglasParticipant]

Yes, that was the goal but I’m running out of time. I’ve changed my scope to when a user single clicks in a specific cell a jqxWindow will pop up and allow for long text to be entered. I have this working for regular cells but I can’t get it to work for ever present row. Can you please show me how to capture event of clicking in ever present row cell. I want to open jqxWindow when clicking in the cell of an ever present row. Please show me how to do this.

[rdouglasParticipant]

Solved this by putting the following into the createEverPresentRowWidget block:

var buttonTag = $(“<input type=’button’ value=’Add’ style=’margin: 2px; id=’jqxButton’></input>”).appendTo(htmlElement);
buttonTag.jqxButton({ width: 70, height: 25 }).on(‘click’, function () { //Add button props (EverPresentRow)
var offset = $(“#jqxGridMisc1099”).offset();
$(“#popupWindow”).jqxWindow({ position: { x: parseInt(offset.left) + 60, y: parseInt(offset.top) + 60 } });
// get the clicked row’s data and initialize the input fields.
var dataRecord = $(“.ToCopyTo”);
$(“#Conclusion”).val(dataRecord.val());
// show the popup window.
$(“#popupWindow”).jqxWindow(‘open’);

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