I figured out a work around, I was not rendering the FormField that was wanting to not validate, but this left it in the model and rules somehow.  putting a display:none style on the FormField instead fixed this.

I'm trying to change the validation based on the data entered.  I have my rules object in the state, and setState to change them, and using Chrome's React Developer Tools I can see my changes, but "validate(errors => {...}) still gives errors for the original rules.

how can i make fields required or optional depending on the choices of other fields?

this doesn't seem to be working.  in fact, if I edit rc-easyui/dist/locale/easyui-lang-en.js, my changes do not have any effect at all, no matter what language I choose.  how can I diagnose this one?

this still isn't working.  a related issue, when I assign inputId to a TextBox that's inside a FormField, the inputId I assign is not used, an autogenerated like "form-field-inputid-7" is used instead.  this may at least be part of the problem

1.0.35 seems to have fixed this.

simply add it to your CSS files. 

Code:

.icon-newicon{
        background:url('youricons/newicon.gif') no-repeat center center;
}

path to the icon is relative to the css file you put it in.

I think you misunderstand. 

the filter itself is applying to other grids.  I don't want it to.

I'm experiencing an issue when using multiple grid where a filter on one grid is affecting another grid, even if that other grid does not have "filterable" property set, and even if I navigate to another route.  problem is, these other grid have no indication that a filter is applied and no way to clear it. besides reloading the page.

I'm simply putting the "filterable" property on a grid, then in one column I have a LinkButton that opens a Dialog which has a simple grid with completely different data in it. that simple grid is also having the first grid's filter applied, which of course matches nothing.

am i doing something incorrectly with having multiple grids?

after some guessing, the scope clue I was looking for is:  import { filterOperators } from 'rc-easyui'
it was not clear that this was something that could be imported.

I'm using react router, one path I'm getting an error when leaving going to any other path.  this version 1.0.34, but it was doing ti on 1.0.31 too.

Code:

rc-easyui-min.js:411 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'mousedown' of undefined
    at e.value (rc-easyui-min.js:411)
    at e.value (rc-easyui-min.js:10262)
    at t.value (rc-easyui-min.js:10172)
    [all the other react-dom lines]

error and point in the code in the attached screen shot, r.myevents is in showing as "undefined".

the component is basically:

Code:

	<Layout>
		<LayoutPanel region="west" split style={{ width: "50%" }}>
			<LinkButton />
			<ProgressBar />
			<DataGrid>
				<GridColumn />
				<GridColumn />
				<GridColumn />
			</DataGrid>
			<Messager ref={ref => rfMsg = ref}></Messager>
		</LayoutPanel>
		<LayoutPanel region="center" >
			<LinkButton />
			<iframe />
		</LayoutPanel>
	</Layout>

I have a nearly identical path that does not get an error, only difference is there's no LinkButtons and on the grid I'm using "onSelectionChange" and "onRowDblClick" on the one that errors, but only "onRowClick" on the one does not error.

any way to get the title property on the resulting <a>? "title=" doesn't do it.  is using <ToolTip> around it the only way?

I know I can do a render to apply formatting.

so what's the purpose of cellCss if so many things don't trickle down?

the style ends up on the <td>, but there's a <div class="datagrid-cell"> inside that and the td's style does not override anything in the datagrid-cell class.  specifically, font-size and word-wrap.

what does extOperators get assigned to?   this is the part that's not clear to me, how do I get those operators into the scope of the grid and column?  docs are completely missing on this.

I have formatted date cell in a DataGrid, and the filter is applying as a string match on the date object in my data instead of the formatted output.

example:  data has 2019-04-10T00:00:00.000Z, cell show 4/10/2019.  a search for 4/10 has no results, but 4-10 does.