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  • in reply to: row id changes on drag and drop #96001
    soy_amarillo
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    Well, i solved the problem.

    I'll post the solution here for anyone having the same problem. When you activate drag and drop on the grid, there are some options that manage the way the grid will give id's for rows. Theses options are autoid and autoidprefix. The solution is to turn off the autoid option by passing as argument the name of a function that will return the id of the row (autoid: myFunction). The problem is that the only parameters that you'll have on this function are the colums that you have on your grid. That is, you'll have to put the id of the row as a column of the grid too in order to keep the same id of the row on the second (or third…) grid.

    I hope this could help somebody.

    in reply to: subgrid not expanding correctly #88249
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    Also, i forgot to tell you that the number of found rows is not being displayed. But using firebug i can see that parameter filled correctly. Could be both things becoming from the same problem?

    in reply to: How to make external search form ? #88248
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    Sorry, repeated

    in reply to: How to make external search form ? #88247
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    Ok, try to use postData instead of url. Would be like this:

    function buscar(){

    in reply to: subgrid not expanding correctly #88246
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    Hello Tony.

    Yes, all the rows of the grid and the subgrid have unique id's.

    in reply to: How to make external search form ? #88181
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    Maybe this code can help you:

    function buscar(){

    in reply to: “No data returned” message #85570
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    Hello, I would like to show it in the grid body. I'm actually doing it showing or hiding a separate div with a message using the method that you commented. Thank you.

    in reply to: Checking if session is active #85531
    soy_amarillo
    Participant

    I think the best you can do is an ajax function to check if the session is active or not, and depending on the response, do whatever you need. This function should be called before saving the data. I don't know if that's what you need, but it seems a good solution.

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