I believe you need to include dataField and editorDataField on your
column definition. For instance
dataField="myBooleanProperty" editorDataField="selected"
This should end up setting the "myBooleanProperty" property of the
object in your data provider to the checkbox.selected state whenever it
is changed.
hth
Scott
Scott Melby
Founder, Fast Lane Software LLC
http://www.fastlanesw.com
Ramsey, Robert L wrote:
Hi,
I have the feeling I'm being very stupid about something, but here goes.
I have a datagrid, myDatagrid, bound to a dataprovider, myData. myData
is an ArrayCollection based on an xml list of data returned from a php
script with an httpservice call, but I don't think that should make a
difference.
Right now, the data is one column that is a checkbox. By default, the
checkbox value is set to false.
If I click a checkbox and then iterate through myData, myData doesn't
reflect the change to the data. Some of the things I was reading seemed
to suggest that myData should immediately reflect the changes made to
the data presented by myDatagrid. I'm not sure that should be true
since it was only a one way binding from myData -> myDatagrid.
My ultimate goal is that when the user clicks the submit button, I get
only the records in myDatagrid that have changed. By the time the app
is done there may be hundreds of rows of records with up to 10 fields.
If I have to build the iteration, that's fine, but I'm also not seeing
how to iterate through myDatagrid. Ideally,
myDatagrid[rownumber][columned] would be great, but reading through the
help I can't see what property of the datagrid let's me access the array
of data.
Thanks for any suggestions you can give me!
Bob
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