Hi Jack,
You said in alpha3 the EditorGrid is completely rewritten.
I have found a problem in my application, and I thought there might be somethign I'm doing wrong. But after a look at the inline editing example here: http://www.yui-ext.com/deploy/ext-1.0-alpha3/docs/. I think this might be a bug in the new version.
If you edit any existing fields. And then add a new record (new Plant). The same field of record immediately after the one you just edited will be replaced with the data last entered. Also if you add a record and edit the text, then add a new one, the behavior of the default text is inconsistant.
This is my first post, I want to thank you for your great work. I have donated whatever I can. But on a side note, Yahoo should totally hire you.
You said in alpha3 the EditorGrid is completely rewritten.
I have found a problem in my application, and I thought there might be somethign I'm doing wrong. But after a look at the inline editing example here: http://www.yui-ext.com/deploy/ext-1.0-alpha3/docs/. I think this might be a bug in the new version.
If you edit any existing fields. And then add a new record (new Plant). The same field of record immediately after the one you just edited will be replaced with the data last entered. Also if you add a record and edit the text, then add a new one, the behavior of the default text is inconsistant.
This is my first post, I want to thank you for your great work. I have donated whatever I can. But on a side note, Yahoo should totally hire you.

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![]() This is actually a bug in the example. It fails to call "grid.stopEditing()" before inserting a new record. I have added the call and it will be fixed in the next push.
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