CellEditing change editor of other cell

[extjser12]

Hello together

Can somebody help me to change the editor of another cell?

plugins: [{
    ptype: 'cellediting',
    listeners: {
        edit: function(editor, e, eOpts) {
            //How can I here change the editor of the next cell on the right side (e.colIdx + 1)?

        }
    }
}],

Thanks for your support in advance!

Kind regards, extjser12

[scottmartin]

You could just change the field value in the store itself.

Scott.

[extjser12]

Is it not possible to change the editor of another field? I want to achieve, that if a specific value is selected in a combobox another cell gets another editor.

[slemmon]

Looks like you can use grid.column.Column's setEditor method.
http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#!/api/Ext.grid.column.Column-method-setEditor

grid.headerCt.down('gridcolumn[dataIndex="dependantColumn"]').setEditor({...})

[extjser12]

Nice. Thanks for your help!

Is it also possible to extend your selector, so that it searchs for the "dataIndex" only in a specific row (e.g. e.rowIdx)?

Kind regards, extjser12

[slemmon]

Hmm... I think for that I might hook into the cell/row edit event
http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/4-0/#!...ing-event-edit

That would give me the row I'm working on at the time that I'm executing setEditor().

[extjser12]

Yes I know. But I need an other row in the same column and I don't know how can I do this? Do you have any idea?

Kind regards, extjser12

[slemmon]

Not sure how to do that exactly. I know that the setEditor is done by column, though, if that helps. Good luck.

[extjser12]

Ok thanks. Maybe I can iterate throught all returned cells from the "down()" method and select then the right cell. But the "down()" method returns me only the first match. Do you maybe know how can I get all cells with the same "dataIndex"?

Thank you very much for your support!

Kind regards, extjser12

[slemmon]

I've not used it, but looks like grid.getView().getCell(param1, param2) is the method you'd be after.
param1 = record you're working with
param2 = column

You'd have to iterate the store to get each record, but with the previous selector you'd have the column you're interested in.