not working on rows added dyamically

[manikantareddygk]

working excellent on table row, predefined but editing is not working on rows added,dynamically if there is any snippet please let me know

[erobertson42]

I noticed this as well. However, calling ".editableTableWidget()" on the table again will take care of it. Though I wonder if it would be beneficial to have a standard reload/refresh method to handle this.

[myselfsufiyan]

thanks @Nullity42 works great.. but you are right there should be some standard way to do it...

[pierresh]

:+1: :wink:

[harvimt]

:+1:

[Jettkeith0380]

O

[Max-Might]

I noticed this as well. However, calling ".editableTableWidget()" on the table again will take care of it.

Yes but it will bind the events twice :( This bug really needs a proper fix and not a workaround.

[bcheck]

Works for me if I add the tds with tabindex=1 set. e.g. $('#tbl tr:last').after('<tr><td tabindex=1>0</td><td tabindex=1>stuff</td></tr>'); (and only calling .editableTableWidget one time)

[kevin-miles]

I tried bcheck's solution, but it still added multiple listeners to existing tds.

To prevent this I use a custom init function rosterEdit: $('#mainTable').editableTableWidget().rosterEdit()

Insert an unbind() before any listeners are added to remove existing events: element.find('td').unbind().on('change', function (evt) {}).on('validate', function (evt, value) {});

View the source on http://mindmup.github.io/editable-table/ to see an example of how to use the custom init function.

[bcheck]

FWIW - I'd use .on selectors instead of directly binding the tds in validations, e.g.:

$('#mainTable')
  .editableTableWidget()
  .on('validate', 'tbody td', function(evt, newValue) {
    return false; // mark cell as invalid
});

Include "tabindex=1" when adding rows as suggested before: $('#mainTable tbody tr:last').after('<tr><td tabindex=1>0</td><td tabindex=1>stuff</td></tr>');

And do nothing else. editableTableWidget() doesn't bind the tds itself, that's your custom validations; editableTableWidget() binds at the table level same as I'm suggesting above.