@edwardsmarkff
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<span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>thank you very much.</span>
https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/LYdqxWP 😁
i should think this would be necessary enough to require its own unique event: “onRowRemoving()” .
is it possible to get the data contained in the row? the function onRowRemoved() appears to lose the data.
so this does not seem to work for me:
https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/JjLwzGQ
or does require a new function “onRowRemoving()” dedicated to me? 😂🤣😂🤣
this did not work:
for ( const [key, value] in document.getElementsByClassName('smart-icon-delete') ) { let thisVal = document.getElementsByClassName('smart-icon-delete')[key] ; . . . . console.log(thisVal); . . . . console.log (typeof thisVal) ; . . . . thisVal.addEventListener('click', (event) => { console.table(event); } ) }here is what i mean:
https://www.htmlelements.com/demos/grid/editing-dialog/
https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/KKobVwj
i need to be able to determine which row was deleted by a jScript event.
thank you! its a mystery how i could have missed it.
can the textArea and dialog be combined somehow??
like this: https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/dymQbyL
ha ah – wow i cant believe i missed that!
hey, just a suggestion. i am your BIGGEST fan customer out there (but obviously far away from the smartest) and yet somehow i missed/overlooked the little arrow to get more information on a subject.
is the arrow next to the property/event/method too small? or am i just not very observant?? (please dont answer that….)
i have been using smart-elements for a couple of years now and i have never noticed this before. 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
got it:
https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/KKoeoZN
this was MUCH more difficult than it should have been. maybe provide a website example?
const myDropDownValues = ['one', 'two','three', 'last']; . . { label: 'Last Name', dataField: 'lastName', template: '' , editor: { template: 'dropDownList' , dataSource: myDropDownValues } },also, i never found anyplace where
editoris described in the documentation – at least not specifically under ‘grid’.disregard last message please – i am going to try to see if i can get a “count” first and then try out your EXCELLENT RECOMMENDATION of using the “smart-input” instead of “smart-combo-box” when there are no line items.
thank you.
please try both of these, just enter “a” and return in both comboBoxes:
https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/rNpExgO
auto-complete="none"does not seem to do anything since it still finds “Affrogato” butincremental-search-mode='equals'seems to work fine.please let me know if i am not understanding what auto-complete does. i just assumed that saying “none” would just turn it off completely…?
ok thanks – is this the best way to limit the number of characters in a combo-box?
https://codepen.io/edwardsmarkf/pen/mdpogEL
window.onload = () => {
. . for ( let results in document.getElementById(“my-smart-combo-box”).getElementsByTagName(‘INPUT’) )
. . {
. . . . let tmp = document.getElementById(“my-smart-combo-box”).getElementsByTagName(‘INPUT’)[results] ;
. . . . if ( (typeof tmp == ‘object’) && tmp.getAttribute(‘class’) == ‘smart-input’)
. . . . {
. . . . . . . . tmp.setAttribute(‘maxlength’, ‘3’);
. . . . . . . . break;
. . . . }
. . }
}
