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Sort causes afterInsertRow to fire in 3,7?

21/07/2010
02:40

Romyn

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Hi,

I've recently upgraded from 3.6 to 3.7 (3.7.2) and a couple of things that seemed ok previously are now doing odd things.

I have a simple grid that is filled from local data and as I wish the rowids to reflect to index of the array I'm filling from I start it at 0. I've done a very simple demos at

http://www.thekmz.co.uk/GEPlug.....7_3.6.html – for the 3.6 version

http://www.thekmz.co.uk/GEPlug.....  – for the 3.7 version

and put some console.logs in there.

When the grid initially loads the 2 records get added and afterInsertRow is called on each one – outputting to the console the rowids 0 & 1 (as expected). This happens in both 3.6 & 3.7.

However if in the 3.7 version I sort either column the afterInsertRow event is fired twice again – one for each row but now rowids 1 & 2 (not expected). In 3.6 it's ok.

How do I ensure that the rows keep the ids of 0 & 1 and how do I prevent the afterInsertRow from firing when I do a sort.

I hope I'm not doing something too stupid but I just can't see what's wrong.

Thanks

Romyn

21/07/2010
11:14

tony

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Hello,

When used this way in 3.7 you should configure your localReader in order to know which is the id

http://www.trirand.com/jqgridw.....array_data

But the easy way is to set key:true in the idx column.

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Tony

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21/07/2010
15:00

Romyn

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Thanks Tony,

Adding key=true to the idx column has fixed the rowid issue out 🙂

However the afterInsertRow still fires for each row when the grid is sorted - is there a way to prevent that? It's not urgent as I can just test within that function whether the rowid is >= to the length of the array I'm filling the grid from - if it is then it's a new row ... if not then it's already there - but it would be nice if that it didn't fire at all on sorting. I suspect there must be a good reason for this happening though so testing is probably the route I should take.

Thanks again

Romyn

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