why doesn't applying css to modifier() object work on drawCallback?

why doesn't applying css to modifier() object work on drawCallback?

h.causevich.causevic Posts: 6Questions: 3Answers: 1
edited November 2022 in Free community support
        "drawCallback": function(settings){
            console.log("drawCallback")

            if (!settings._editor) return false
            var modifier = settings._editor.modifier()
            if (modifier){

                //$(modifier).closest("tr").addClass("table-danger") 
                // --> should be ideal solution but doesn't work

                // var domModifier = $(modifier)[0]
                // domModifier.classList.add("table-danger")
                // ---> doesn't work

                //let trs = document.querySelectorAll("tr")
                //trs.forEach((tr) => {
                //    tr.classList.add("table-danger")
                //})
                // ---> works, but doesn't really solve my problem since I only want to color the node's <tr> parent
            }
        },

I can't wrap my head around why relating to the modifier in any way just doesn't do anything.

it logs the proper element...

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  • allanallan Posts: 63,534Questions: 1Answers: 10,475 Site admin
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    Can you give me a link to the page showing the issue please? modifier() will only return something useful when the table is in editing mode, and it is generally unusual to redraw the table at that point.

    Also, what modifier() returns depends totally on how the editing is being triggered. Generally I prefer using ids() myself.

    Allan

  • h.causevich.causevic Posts: 6Questions: 3Answers: 1
    edited November 2022

    i wish I could. currently in an internship and was asked to color the row whenever the cell values were changed. so if there's multiple changes -> color multiple

    but what's basically happening is:

    cell onclick fires an inline that applies a "preSubmit" event on the editor, which then fires a draw() whenever you hit enter to apply changes

    ids() should technically do the job but only seems to store a single ID ever. Guess I could store them

  • allanallan Posts: 63,534Questions: 1Answers: 10,475 Site admin
    Answer ✓

    ids() will store multiple id's if multiple rows are in editing mode at the same time. You can see that on this page - select three rows, hit the edit button and then in the console run editor.ids().

    Is the data only ever being updated through Editor here, or do you have something else (a websocket or polling Ajax perhaps?) updating the data as well. I feel I'm missing some information here.

    Allan

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