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Title: know my name Post by: korenanzo on June 16, 2016, 07:14:34 AM Hi
let's say I have a combogrid, with id: 'myCombo123' $('#xx').combogrid( { ... id: myCombo123, ... } ) in the combogrid I add a Code: onClickRow: function (index, _row) {which is the most simple, secure and correct way to know, when onClickRow is executed, to know 'my name' that is 'myCombo123' ? I've seen that I can get $(this).data('datagrid').options.id but not sure if it's the best , even because depending to the 'on*' event, I should choose the correct object: if I'm in onSHowPanel I'd use $(this).data('combogrid').options.id ... it's a mess!!! Is there something unique and standard?? Thanks, RIc Title: Re: know my name Post by: CLKG on June 16, 2016, 06:30:06 PM Combogrid's events extend from combo and datagrid.
onShowPanel is combo's while onClickRow belongs to datagrid use $.data(this, 'combo').options.id for onShowPanel and $.data(this, 'datagrid').options.id for onClickRow. Hi let's say I have a combogrid, with id: 'myCombo123' $('#xx').combogrid( { ... id: myCombo123, ... } ) in the combogrid I add a Code: onClickRow: function (index, _row) {which is the most simple, secure and correct way to know, when onClickRow is executed, to know 'my name' that is 'myCombo123' ? I've seen that I can get $(this).data('datagrid').options.id but not sure if it's the best , even because depending to the 'on*' event, I should choose the correct object: if I'm in onSHowPanel I'd use $(this).data('combogrid').options.id ... it's a mess!!! Is there something unique and standard?? Thanks, RIc Title: Re: know my name Post by: korenanzo on June 16, 2016, 11:33:15 PM Combogrid's events extend from combo and datagrid. onShowPanel is combo's while onClickRow belongs to datagrid use $.data(this, 'combo').options.id for onShowPanel and $.data(this, 'datagrid').options.id for onClickRow. the same thing I said :) I am asking for a better, linear solution ... |