$.panel should have an "onRender" event

[angers]

Panels and windows have no callback to indicate they have completed rendering. This is important when the developer does not want the user to see the panel before it has rendered.

Currently you have on "onLoad" event, but this is triggered by remote data calls...not by the html rendering.

[Ellipsis]

I agree, and this goes for almost all easyui components.
We use multiple components that control each others content, on initialization we had some work to get the flow right.

Event based solutions would have made things a lot better. 

[angers]

Bump. Talk to us.

[Ellipsis]

Bump:

The documentation talks About onrender events for the view. The way this should be applied puzzles me....

At the moment I set flags, but the onRendered event should be available for the triggering new actions.

We are looking at different MV* possibillities, being Able to split Easyui components or events to models, views And controllers would be nice.

[Ellipsis]

How about the use of jQuery deferred?

See http://api.jquery.com/deferred.promise/ for an example.

The creation of a datagrid (or other easyui component) could return a deferred object.

[Ellipsis]

solved with the help of stworthy:

Code:

function generateDatagrid(strTargetId){

var obDfd = jQuery.Deferred(),
      obTarget = jQuery('#dg');

if(strTargetId) obTarget=jQuery(strTargetId);

obTarget.datagrid(....);

obTarget.datagrid({
	view: jQuery.extend(true,{},$.fn.datagrid.defaults.view,{
		onAfterRender: function(target){
			$.fn.datagrid.defaults.view.onAfterRender.call(this,target);
			obDfd.resolve()
		}
	})
});

return obDfd;

}

And the waiting side :

Code:

jQuery.when(generateDatagrid()).done(function(){

// datagrid is rendered, do something...

});

See : http://api.jquery.com/deferred.promise/

[mhbu50]

Thanks Ellipsis for your post.

Could you explain the function generateDatagrid in more details or give live dome for that.

Regards