I am also looking for a solution with this. I have had a request to change not only the row color depending on a value of a certain field within the dataset, but also to have a grouping of columns be one color and another grouping be another color going top-down.

Tony:

When you say “inserted row”, does this account for each row returned from my JSON request? Or only when a bran new record is created via the Add method?

tony said:

Hello,

It work on both cases – from the request and when you add a row with addRowData.

Best Regsrds

Tony

Thank you for the reply.

In my situation I don't need to edit fields. However I would like to highlight fields of a column that are less than an integer value that equals 600

Tony,

Re: afterInsertRow

I currently have gridview: true for the grid in question and need that on due to the size of the cols and records returned.

Is there any other way to change a row's color based on something found in the SQL?

Jason

Thanks 😉

I can get it to work using jQuery. I was hoping for something more built-in rather than bolted on. But, there is not an obvious solution out so I may just have to bolt it. When I parse the data back from my DB, I will perfom my conditional statement in that loop. If it needs to change colors I will set a hidden field with a certain value, then when the grid is complete, I will use a custom function to check that value and modify that entire row to a color if required.

Hello,

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Regards

Tony