ahillman3

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  • ahillman3
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    I figured out a solution to my issue.

    When the dataEvents type: 'change' occurs on the first select cell, I make my ajax call to the server, and the values for the other select cell are returned.

    At that point I save that information using the jQuery.data() call.

    Then, when the secondary cell is selected, within the afterEditCell event, the element exists, and I can replace the contents of the select with the data I saved earlier.

    If anyone wants to see code, I can post snippets.

    ahillman3
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    Tony,

    I have another issue with this dynamic loading of select options.

    I'm using inline editing, and when the primary select option changes the element of the target doesn't exist yet, and can't have its options updated. Since it doesn't exist, no id exists to update, so I get an empty select list.6

    Any workaround, or a way to force the sub element to exist initially?

    Thanks,

    Allen

    ahillman3
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    Tony,

    That appears to be exactly what I need. I'll try that in the next few days.

    Many thanks,

    Allen

    Oleg – Interesting information you have provided, I'll keep those options in mind.

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