Hi,
i try to insert into a propertygrid a message of loading. It's possible?
I try to insert this method, but the message don't appear.

Code:

$('#modify').linkbutton({
    iconCls: 'icon-save',
    disabled: false,
    plain: false,
    onClick: function () {
        $.messager.confirm("Are you sure?",'Are you sure?',function(r){
            if (r){
                $('#details').propertygrid('loading');
                ....
                $('#details').propertygrid('loaded');
            }
        });
    }
});        

Thanks

Thanks.
Where do I have to import this patch? do I have to rename the file in some way, or just import it so? Which folder should I place? Thank you

Hello,
I'm trying to use getChanges as a propertygrid method.
Making the changes and the result of getChanges are all rows, except the first one. Why does this happen? If I double-click on the first cell, it returns the correct value, while with getChanges the first line is ignored.
I have 20 rows into propertygrid
Here is my code:

Code:

$('#details').propertygrid('appendRow', {
    name: "Name 1",
    value: result.name1,
    group: "Details"
}); 
$('#details').propertygrid('appendRow', {
    name: "Name 2",
    value: result.name2,
    group: "Details"
});
$('#details').propertygrid('appendRow', {
    name:   "Name 3",
    value:  result.name3,
    group:  "Details",
    editor: 'text'
});
$('#details').propertygrid('appendRow', {
    name: "Name 4",
    value: result.name4,
    group: "Details"
}); ......
$('#saveModify').linkbutton({
    iconCls: 'icon-save',
    disabled: false,
    onClick: function () {
        var rows = $('#details').propertygrid('getChanges');
        alert(rows);
    }
});  

Thanks soo much.

Thank you so much for answering my question.

Var plugins, is an array that contains all type objects; With loop for, check if my target matches one of those in the array plugins.
It is not very clear though what makes $ (target) .data (plugins ).

I insert a control into loop for:

Code:

	for(var i=plugins.length-1; i>=0; i--){
            var ctrl = $(target).data(plugins[i]);
            console.log(i + " TARGET " + target + " is PLUGIN " + plugins[i] + "? " + ctrl);
            if (ctrl){
                return plugins[i];
            }
	}

The answer to each call is indefinite, except in the right case, which returns [object, Object]

Thanks

Hello to all,
I have a curiosity to which I did not find an answer.
Can I detect the type of an object from its name?

Example:

I have an element called myElement.
Object type combobox.
$ ('# myElement') combobox ();

Now, if I have the name (myElement), How do you find that the easyui object type is a combobox?
I hope I have described my curiosity well.
Thank you all