SlickGrid select editor

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Solution 1

A similar queations was asked here (this one is however not slickgrid tagged).

I did make a SelectEditor, with a flexible range of options depending on the column we are in. The reason of thinking here is that the datatype of the value you edit in a column will determine the valid choices for this field.

In order to do this you can add an extra option to your column definitions (e.g. called options) like this:

 var columns = [
  {id:"color", name:"Color", field:"color",  options: "Red,Green,Blue,Black,White", editor: SelectCellEditor}
  {id:"lock", name:"Lock", field:"lock",  options: "Locked,Unlocked", editor: SelectCellEditor},

]

and access that using args.column.options in the init method of your own SelectEditor object like this:

 SelectCellEditor : function(args) {
        var $select;
        var defaultValue;
        var scope = this;

        this.init = function() {

            if(args.column.options){
              opt_values = args.column.options.split(',');
            }else{
              opt_values ="yes,no".split(',');
            }
            option_str = ""
            for( i in opt_values ){
              v = opt_values[i];
              option_str += "<OPTION value='"+v+"'>"+v+"</OPTION>";
            }
            $select = $("<SELECT tabIndex='0' class='editor-select'>"+ option_str +"</SELECT>");
            $select.appendTo(args.container);
            $select.focus();
        };

        this.destroy = function() {
            $select.remove();
        };

        this.focus = function() {
            $select.focus();
        };

        this.loadValue = function(item) {
            defaultValue = item[args.column.field];
            $select.val(defaultValue);
        };

        this.serializeValue = function() {
            if(args.column.options){
              return $select.val();
            }else{
              return ($select.val() == "yes");
            }
        };

        this.applyValue = function(item,state) {
            item[args.column.field] = state;
        };

        this.isValueChanged = function() {
            return ($select.val() != defaultValue);
        };

        this.validate = function() {
            return {
                valid: true,
                msg: null
            };
        };

        this.init();
    }

Solution 2

You can slightly modify the above SelectCellEditor to create different select options for each cell.

function SelectCellEditor(args) {

   .....

   // just to get the DOM element
   this.getInputEl = function() {
      return $input;
   };
}

Now it is easy to create a dynamic dropdown editor.

function DynamicSelectCellEditor(args) {
   // 1: if you already have a select list for individual cells
   args.columns.options = optionsList[args.item.id] // or any custom logic
   return new Slick.Editors.SelectCellEditor(args);

   /*              OR                */

   // 2: if data needs to be fetched from the server
   var editor = new Slick.Editors.SelectCellEditor(args),
       $select = editor.getInputEl();

   $select.html("<option>Loading...</option>");
   $.ajax({ }).done(function(list) {
       // Update select list
       $select.html(newHtml);
   });

   return editor;
}
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Updated on July 24, 2022

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  • Admin
    Admin almost 2 years

    I want to make a dynamically populated html select for a select cell. I extract some information from a database which is different for every row item. The problem is that the editor loses the initial data and I don't know how to keep some data for a specific cell. Has someone done this before?

    function StandardSelectCellEditor($container, columnDef, value, dataContext) {
    var $input;
    var $select;
    var defaultValue = value;
    var scope = this;
    
    this.init = function() {
        $input = $("<INPUT type=hidden />");
        $input.val(value); 
        }
    
        $input.appendTo($container);
    
        $select = $("<SELECT tabIndex='0' class='editor-yesno'>");
        jQuery.each(value, function() {
          $select.append("<OPTION value='" + this + "'>" + this + "</OPTION></SELECT>");
        });
        $select.append("</SELECT>");
    
        $select.appendTo($container);
    
        $select.focus();
    };
    
    
    this.destroy = function() {
        //$input.remove();
        $select.remove();
    };
    
    
    this.focus = function() {
        $select.focus();
    };
    
    this.setValue = function(value) {
        $select.val(value);
        defaultValue = value;
    };
    
    this.getValue = function() {
        return $select.val();
    };
    
    this.isValueChanged = function() {
        return ($select.val() != defaultValue);
    };
    
    this.validate = function() {
        return {
            valid: true,
            msg: null
        };
    };
    
    this.init();
    };
    
  • Matthijs
    Matthijs over 13 years
    Do you really need different select options for each individual field ? If so you may consider coding the value if each field itself as an object having the value and its options (e.g. "Blue|Red,Green,Blue,Black,White". You need an extra CellFormatter to show the value, and you can change the CellEditor code to get the options from the value after the "|" sign. Take care to write back the value including the option list after edit is done in order not to lose this information ...