hi,
I have to refresh the content of 2 columns in a DataGrid, when the user clicks into an editable cell (EditTextCell) in another column.
My current solution is when onBrowserEvent of EditTextCell handles the click event, I update the data model and let the dataProvider of the grid refresh the grid. But this removes the focus from the current EditTextCell as well, making the cell not editable at all.
Can I refresh a column or a single cell without refreshing the whole row? Would it be a good idea to use JSNI to update a cell in this case?
TIA
kibu
-- I have to refresh the content of 2 columns in a DataGrid, when the user clicks into an editable cell (EditTextCell) in another column.
My current solution is when onBrowserEvent of EditTextCell handles the click event, I update the data model and let the dataProvider of the grid refresh the grid. But this removes the focus from the current EditTextCell as well, making the cell not editable at all.
Can I refresh a column or a single cell without refreshing the whole row? Would it be a good idea to use JSNI to update a cell in this case?
TIA
kibu
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