With virtualization set to False in "continuous" mode, adding "ui-iggrid-deletedrecord" class to the selected row will have the deleting styles (italic and cross-line) stayed. However, my code to set a selected row for deletion below does not take effect when virtualization set to True. Any idea?
mySelectedRow.element.addClass("ui-iggrid-deletedrecord");
Thanks!
hi Erica,
It works for me. Maybe it's some edge case or you are doing something wrong.
Can you check the element returned by mySelectedRow.element? Adding a class to it with jQuery should not be a problem.
It will be very helpful, if you attach a sample that reproduces the issue.
Regards
Lyubo
After a further investigation, the problem happens before or after a setCellValue() function is called. Attached sample is the actual scenario (checking/unchecking a checkbox for delete/undelete) that I need to achieve.
setCellValue and addClass("ui-iggrid-deletedrecord") can co-exist without problem when virtualization is set to False.
You've turned autoCommit ON, which means that the grid will re-render with every change. That's why you can't apply the class.
With virtualization turned off because of some optimizations made in the grid, only the edited cell/row are re-rendered and the code works in that case.
You may achieve your goal even with virtualization turned on by saving the row-index in the grid and after you edit the cell (grid re-renders) you can get
the row by index using grid method - rowAt and apply to that row .addClass("ui-iggrid-deletedrecord"). However, with your next change the grid will re-render again
and the previous change will disappear unless you save all "deleted" records and addClass to all of them with every delete row call.
Hope that helps.
You are welcome :)
That works perfectly. I don't need a sample anymore. Thanks!
You are pretty close! You just need to wrap that tr object in $(tr_object) and that will give you a reference to jQuery object.
This way you will be able to use addClass.
Let me know if that doesn't work and tomorrow when I go to work I'll create a sample
regards
The row object returned by the rowAt method is a TR, which is different from the row returned from .igGrid("selectedRow") and that does not support .addClass(). To reduce the turnaround time, can you attach a working sample for your suggestion?