Hi Michael,
On Friday 15 May 2009 Michael Helwig wrote:
> [CODE]
> var listener1 = remoteModel.addListener("dataChanged", function() {
> //Listener must be removed to avoid regress
> this.removeListenerById(listener1);
>
> //then we add the second listener now that the first event is gone
>
Hi,
I have finally managed to deal with this problem.
I figured out that a reload fires two dataChanged events: one is fired
after retrieving the current number of rows, the second after
reloading the data. So I added two event listeners to the remote
model, the second of which calls my method
Hi,
here comes my next question on the remote tables.
I'm working on a possibility for the user to edit the table data on
the user interface without immediately applying it to the database.
This is, of course, no problem when only cell data is entered. But it
is problematic if a user wants to ad
