My goal: I want to perform an action (especially navigating to a new page) when the user double clicks / activates a row. I have seen several solutions to this. But these don't work well enough for me. One problem is that my Grid is populated by a remote read. I know the grid is creating dom elements for each row. The best time to attach events to these events would be at that creation. Doing that in the row template function is not possible, since it only returns an html string, not dom elements. Attaching them via html may be possible but also feels hacky. I don't really want to populate the html with generated javascript code.
At the moment I would probably try to monkey patch some internal grid function to achieve this....
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Hello Andreas,
You could attach the click handler via jQuery.
E.g.
$("#grid").on("dblclick", "tr[role='row']", function(){ //custom logic});Dimiter Madjarov
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Hello Andreas,
This is the standard jQuery way to attach handlers and will also work for dynamically rendered rows too, as long as the $("#grid") element is on the page.
Regards,Dimiter Madjarov
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