[suall936Participant]

Hi Mariya,

Thank you for your explanation. I was thinking variable “commit” has something to do with the callback “commit”.

Now it’s clear.

Thank you.

[suall936Participant]

Hi Mariya,

Thank you for your reply. Sorry I didn’t make my question clear, I’m looking at the example from: http://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-widgets-demo/demos/jqxgrid/createremoveupdatedata.htm

What I don’t understand is this part, the last line clears a variable called “commit” which seems never used after. What’s the point of doing this?

                    $("#deleterowbutton").on('click', function () {
                        var selectedrowindex = $("#jqxgrid").jqxGrid('getselectedrowindex');
                        var rowscount = $("#jqxgrid").jqxGrid('getdatainformation').rowscount;
                        if (selectedrowindex >= 0 && selectedrowindex < rowscount) {
                            var id = $("#jqxgrid").jqxGrid('getrowid', selectedrowindex);
                            var commit = $("#jqxgrid").jqxGrid('deleterow', id);
                        }
                    }); 

Thank you

[suall936Participant]

Hi Peter,

Is there any workaround at this stage?

thank you.

[suall936Participant]

Hi Ivailo,

I thought since there is no “rowvaluechanged” event the “cellvaluechanged” event would be triggered for any cell edit.

Thank you.

[suall936Participant]

Hi Ivailo,

Thank your for your example.

The “cellvaluechanged” event doesn’t fire under ‘selectedrow’ edit mode, here is the .

Regards.

[suall936Participant]

Hi Ivailo,

Thanks for your workaround. Tried it on jsfiddle, the ‘cellvaluechanged’ event doesn’t fire, could you help to have a look? Thank you.

Regards

[suall936Participant]

Hi ivailo,

$("#jqxGrid").jqxGrid('endrowedit', 0, false);
the above code will update server with changed data.

$("#jqxGrid").jqxGrid('endrowedit', 0, true);
the above code will update server with old data.

Am I right? Then is it possible to let it not update server for the second code?

Thank you

[suall936Participant]

Hi Peter,

Reason is the error message displays as tooltip (correct me if I’m wrong), if I can access the message I can put it in a warning panel or something similar.

Regards.

[suall936Participant]

Hi Peter,

Thank you.

Is it possible to access the error message raised in the validation function?

return {message: “Entered value should be more than 5 characters”, result: false };

[suall936Participant]

Hi Peter,

May I ask why the validation function is called twice? According to your reply, it is to validate all editors in the row, does it mean there are 2 editors in the row? but there are 4 columns, all editable.

Sorry to bring this old post up, but it is eating me up, I just can’t figure it out.

Thank you

[suall936Participant]

Hi Dimitar,

Thanks for your reply.

One more question please: does commit(true, db_id) only work in “addrow” callback? It seems doesn’t work in the “updaterow” callback.

Thank you.

[suall936Participant]

Just found this in the document:

// you can pass additional argument to the commit callback which represents the new ID if it is generated from a DB.

So the solution would be:

commit(true, data.id)

am I right?

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