EditorGrid, changing column afterEdit

[olriche38]

I will know, if it's possible, when I update a cell, afterEdit I will give the focus on another cell on the same row, but with a different Column.

Thx

[fay]

Assuming you want to select/edit the 3rd column, try:

grid.on('afteredit', function(e)
{
  grid.startEditing(e.row, 2);
  // Alternatively, if you don't want to start editing immediately:
  // grid.getSelectionModel().select(e.row, 2);
});

[olriche38]

I don't really understand what you want to do?

[fay]

I don't really understand what you want to do?

mmm, you asked how to focus another cell in afteredit.

grid.getSelectionModel().select(e.row, 2);

will focus another cell.

grid.startEditing(e.row, 2);

will focus another cell and start editing.

I don't think I can be any clearer.

[olriche38]

grid.getSelectionModel().select(e.row, 2);

Doesn't work!

Because, select is not a function

[fay]

select is not a function

It is if you are using the CellSelectionModel (with the EditorGridPanel) as I assumed given your query.

[olriche38]

In fact, I define my grid EditorPanel with that :

var listingEditorGrid = new Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel

I can do this :

listingEditorGrid.on('afteredit', function(e){
              listingEditorGrid.startEditing(3, 7);
});

But the row is no really the good one, if I push enter to validate my cell.

But this code doesn't work with that:

listingEditorGrid.on('afteredit', function(e){
      listingEditorGrid.CellSelectionModel().select(e.row, 1)
});

Because CellSelectionModel is no a function of listingEditorGrid

[fay]

If you read the documentation for Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel, you'll see that the selModel defaults to Ext.grid.CellSelectionModel if not otherwise specified. And, CellSelectionModel contains a select() method.

Your code:

listingEditorGrid.CellSelectionModel().select(e.row, 1)

is incorrect. It should be:

listingEditorGrid.getSelectionModel().select(e.row, 1);

If this doesn't work, then post a short working showcase.