Hello,
Here is the issue. I’m using a Kendo Grid, in which the data are virtualized. I have to edit the data a lot, but I’d like to keep the data selected in the line that I’m currently editing using the model.set() method.
I haven’t any problem on a classic case by using the following solution http://www.telerik.com/forums/grid-programmatically-select-row-by-dataitem-values----when-the-item-is-not-on-the-current-grid-page-#Uce9-ICg-0OsWU5gVzd6jg.
The issue occurs when I’m trying to edit the data in a row when the grid view is on joint pages. You can see this in the fiddle https://jsfiddle.net/jL4k7kq3/36/.
To do this, scroll the table until you view the rows 48 to 52 and try to update line 52 (with the form below). On a classic line, it will be selected after changes, but in this case, the line isn’t selected and the view is messed up (then, try to scroll again and you’ll see the scrolltop and the page values are however correct).
I have some clues to solve it, but it would be a turn around. What you can tell us about that?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards.
Here is the issue. I’m using a Kendo Grid, in which the data are virtualized. I have to edit the data a lot, but I’d like to keep the data selected in the line that I’m currently editing using the model.set() method.
I haven’t any problem on a classic case by using the following solution http://www.telerik.com/forums/grid-programmatically-select-row-by-dataitem-values----when-the-item-is-not-on-the-current-grid-page-#Uce9-ICg-0OsWU5gVzd6jg.
The issue occurs when I’m trying to edit the data in a row when the grid view is on joint pages. You can see this in the fiddle https://jsfiddle.net/jL4k7kq3/36/.
To do this, scroll the table until you view the rows 48 to 52 and try to update line 52 (with the form below). On a classic line, it will be selected after changes, but in this case, the line isn’t selected and the view is messed up (then, try to scroll again and you’ll see the scrolltop and the page values are however correct).
I have some clues to solve it, but it would be a turn around. What you can tell us about that?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards.