EditorGrid + Combobox expansion in a single click

[hawk_turner]

Hello,
I have an editor grid with a combobox for one column. By default, it looks like in order to show the list of options in the combobox, a user has to click once to activate the editor and show the combobox, and then click again to open the combobox list so that they can select an option. I would like to have this only require a single click. My ideas are to:
a) show the combobox on mouseover for the cells
or
b) auto-expand the dropdown list when the user clicks a cell to show the combobox editor

I would prefer option (a), but are either of these possible? I have searched the forums a lot, and tried a few different ways of adding a listener to the combobox to call the expand() method after it is shown, but it did not work. Any other ideas?

[hawk_turner]

By "did not work", I mean that either nothing happened, or the combobox did not get auto-expanded and I would get a javascript error when trying to expand it manually. I saw in another post that changing the expanded status manually like this can cause problems with its internal state.

[Condor]

For option b you could try:

editor: new Ext.grid.GridEditor(new Ext.form.ComboBox({
  ...
}), {
  listeners: {
    startedit: function(){
      this.field.expand();
    }
  }
})

Option a is not really possible. The only other solution is to show editor for all fields (see my EditableGrid user extension), but that should only be used on very small grids.

[hawk_turner]

Thanks for the reply. I tried your suggestion, but it didn't seem to change the behavior -- I click once to show the dropdown, then need to click a second time to expand the dropdown list. I'm using the IconCombo class too. Would there be any issues with this?

The following is what I have:

editor: new Ext.grid.GridEditor(
   ...
   new Ext.ux.IconCombo({ 
      forceSelection: true, 
      triggerAction: 'all', 
      lazyRender: true, 
      mode: 'local',
      editable: false 
      ...
   }), 
   { 
      listeners: { startedit: function(){ this.field.expand(); } } 
   }
)