Trouble adding rows to grid manually. - Ext JS

I'm trying to populate a grid based off rows checked in another grid, but adding rows is proving somewhat tricky.

Grid code:

		this.myData = [['-','-','-','-','-','-','-','-','-']];
		this.ds = new Ext.data.Store({
			proxy:new Ext.data.MemoryProxy(this.myData),
			reader:new Ext.data.ArrayReader({id:0}, [
				{name:"part"},
				{name:"desc"},
				{name:"weight"},
				{name:"failureMode"},
				{name:"timeToFailure"},
				{name:"carton"},
				{name:"transnum"},
				{name:"returnReason"},
				{name:"note"}
			])
		});
		this.ds.load();
		var myColumns = [
		{header: "Part #",width:50,sortable:true},
		{header: "Description",width: 150,sortable: true},
		{header: "Weight",width: 70, sortable: true},
		{header: "Failure Mode",width: hideMode ? 0 : 60, editor: new Ext.form.ComboBox({transform:'failuremode',lazyRender:true,triggerAction:'all'}), sortable: true},
		{header: "Time to Failure", width: hideTime ? 0 : 90, editor: new Ext.form.ComboBox({transform:'timetofailure',lazyRender:true,triggerAction:'all'}), sortable: true},
		{header: "In Carton #", width: 230, editor: new Ext.form.ComboBox({transform:'cartonnum',lazyRender:true,triggerAction:'all'}), sortable: true},
		{header: "RMA #", width: 230, sortable: true},
		{header: "Return Reason", width: hideReason ? 0 : 90, editor: new Ext.form.ComboBox({transform:'returnreason',lazyRender:true,triggerAction:'all'}), sortable: true},
		{header: "Note",width:60,sortable:false,editor: new Ext.form.TextField()}
		];
		this.cm = new Ext.grid.DefaultColumnModel(myColumns);
		this.grid = new Ext.grid.EditorGrid('partcartongrid',{selModel: new Ext.grid.RowSelectionModel({singleSelect:true}),ds: this.ds, cm: this.cm});
		this.grid.render();

Adding to said grid:

		var record = null;
		var values = {};
		for (i = 0; i < quantity; i++) {
			values = {};
			values['part'] = partnum;
			values['desc'] = name;
			values['weight'] = weight;
			values['failureMode'] = 'Constant';
			values['timeToFailure'] = 'Expected Life';
			values['carton'] = insertCarton;
			values['transnum'] = rmanum;
			values['returnReason'] = 'Excess Inventory';
			values['note'] = '';
			record = new Ext.data.Record(values,0);
			this.ds.add(record);
		}

I've also tried putting the records in an array first and then using add.

The first problem is that only the first cell gets a value, the rest are empty. The second problem is that the combobox doesn't show up. When I click on a combobox cell, it gives the error:

Quote:

uncaught exception: Event does not exist: "complete". Line 0

The third problem is while the first row will get added, any additional ones give the error:

Quote:

r has no properties https://demo.xteconline.com/system/j...id/GridView.js Line 746

Looking again, I also see that the initial row filled with -'s has only the first cell filled in as well.

#2   03-09-2007, 04:59 PM

Damn, figured out why only my first cell was populated. I needed to add the dataIndex param to my columnmodel (which didn't change much so I overlooked that part). Still getting the same error trying to add another row after the first one (r has no properties). Edit: Also still having trouble with the comboboxes. HTML for the ones being transformed: <select id="failuremode" style="display:none"> <option value="Constant">Constant</option> <option value="Intermittent">Intermittent</option> </select> <select id="timetofailure" style="display:none"> <option value="Expected Life">Expected Life</option> <option value="Early Failure">Early Failure</option> <option value="Failed On Install">Failed on Install</option> </select> <select id="cartonnum" style="display:none"> <option value="Not Shipping">Not shipping</option> </select> <select id="returnreason" style="display:none"> <option value="Excess Inventory">Excess Inventory</option> <option value="Rec'd Incorrect Part">Rec'd Incorrect Part</option> <option value="Ordered Incorrect Part">Ordered Incorrect Part</option> </select>

#3   03-09-2007, 05:17 PM

Edit: For some reason I read it wrong in the constructor that if you pass 0 in, it will generate an ID. But it doesn't, so it was halting due to the fact that two records had the same ID (although I thought I had tried it before without a second parameter and it didn't work). That fixes my problem with adding additional rows. Still the same problem with my comboboxes. I don't know where that error is coming from. It's basically a copy of the editor grid example with nearly the same parameters to the comboboxes (except for typeAhead).

#4   03-09-2007, 05:19 PM

You forgot to wrap the field (the combo) in a GridEditor. Take a look at the editor grid example to see what I mean.

#5   03-09-2007, 05:22 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by jacksloc You forgot to wrap the field (the combo) in a GridEditor. Take a look at the editor grid example to see what I mean. Yeah, I figured that out right as you posted. That's why sometimes shorthand sucks, I looked right over that :? Seems typing out my thoughts really help though, I seem to find my mistakes faster when I do that....too bad I did them on here though where I look foolish :lol: