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Reputation: 5654

Dgrid preforming update on a data source with one colum

I have a dgrid which only has one column of data (name) however i am attempting to preform an update on this column and it keeps inserting a new record. I understand it will treat the information entered as a new record since the idProperty in the dgrid is = name. How can i over come this issue and be able to update the selected column without preforming a new update.

I also understand dgrid does not implement the concept of a row index. Under is my code:

Dgrid

var nameStore = new dojo.store.Observable(new Memory({data: data, idProperty:"name"}));

var nameGrid = new CustomNameGrid ({
          store: nameStore,
            columns: {

                chkBox:selector({}),

                Name:{
                    label:"Names",
                    field:"name"
                }

            } ,
            selectionMode:"none",
            loadingMessage: "Loading data...",
            noDataMessage: "No results found....",
            allowSelectAll: true
        }, "nameGrid");

Data

var data = [{name:"ABC"},
             { name:"DEFG"},
             { name:"HIJK LMNOP"}];

Update Function

Once the update button is clicked an update function is fired, the function works excepts it inserts a new row instead of updating the selected row. The main statement in the update function is 

var userEnteredName = document.getElementById('nameEntered').value

aliasStore.put({name:userEnteredName});

Upvotes: 0

Views: 280

Answers (2)

Ed Hager
Ed Hager

Reputation: 56

Add an id field to your data and remove the idProperty from your Memory store or set it to "id". When you want to update a row, use the id from the selected row and set name to the new value.

nameStore.put({id:selectedRowId, name: userEnteredName});

Life is better when you generate primary keys rather than use business data because you run into problems when that business data needs to change.

Upvotes: 3

Jeremy
Jeremy

Reputation: 3528

Its worth (if you are using a Memory store to back your dgrid data) checking the put directives being used when you perform an update on an existing row, check the Dojo PutDirectives API for details.

Maybe you need to set overwrite to true when doing the put()?

Upvotes: 1

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