making certain cells of an ExtJS GridPanel un-editable

I currently have a GridPanel with the Ext.ux.RowEditor plugin. Four fields exist in the row editor: port, ip address, subnet and DHCP. If the DHCP field (checkbox) of the selected row is checked, I need to make the other three fields un-editable.

I've been trying to perform this code when the beforeedit event is triggered, but to no avail... I've only found ways to make the entire column un-editable. My code so far:

this.rowEditor.on({
    scope: this,
    beforeedit: this.checkIfEditable
});

checkIfEditable:function(rowEditor, rowIndex) {
    if(this.getStore().getAt(rowIndex).get('dhcp')) {
        // this function makes the entire column un-editable:
        this.getColumnModel().setEditable(2, false); 

        // I want to make only the other three fields of the current row 
        开发者_如何学Python// uneditable.
    }
 }

Please let me know if any clarification is needed.

Any help potentially extending RowEditor to accomplish the target functionality would be greatly appreciated as well!

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You can add into RowEditor.js within the function startEditing the call to the function isCellEditable

//.... RowEditor.js
startEditing: function(rowIndex, doFocus){
//.... search for the starting of the below loop into the source code
            var cm = g.getColumnModel(), fields = this.items.items, f, val;
            for(var i = 0, len = cm.getColumnCount(); i < len; i++){
                val = this.preEditValue(record, cm.getDataIndex(i));
                f = fields[i];
                f.setValue(val);

                // *** here add a call to isCellEditable *** //
                f.setDisabled(!cm.isCellEditable(i, rowIndex));
                // ***************************************** //

                this.values[f.id] = Ext.isEmpty(val) ? '' : val;
            }
//....

Then override the isCellEditable of your column model and disabled the field based on you condition:

YYY.getColumnModel().isCellEditable = function(colIndex, rowIndex){
 if (grid.getStore().getAt(rowIndex).get('dhcp')) {
    // you can do more check base on colIndex
    // only to disabled the one you want
    return false; 
  }
  return Ext.grid.ColumnModel.prototype.isCellEditable.call(this, colIndex, rowIndex);
}

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As the docs state:

If the listener returns false the editor will not be activated.

So...

this.rowEditor.on({
      scope: this,
     beforeedit: this.checkIfEditable
});

checkIfEditable:function(rowEditor, rowIndex) {
         if(this.getStore().getAt(rowIndex).get('dhcp')) {

             return false; 

         }
 }

Simply returning false will be enough to cancel the editing ability.

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Gotcha.

Interesting idea - a bit of a hassle to implement, but possible.

You need to approach this from two directions:

1 ) edit starts

2 ) checkbox is checked/unchecked

For the first part, I think you could use almost the same code I have above, remove the 'return false' and use the reference to the rowEditor to loop through the items collection, disabling (call the disable method on them) the fields that are not your checkbox field.

The second part of this is to add a handler to the checkbox which would do the same thing.

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The following works to make a specific cell uneditable (add the event to the roweditor):

    beforeedit: function (roweditor, rowIndex) {
        var data = roweditor.grid.store.getAt(rowIndex).data;
        var cm = roweditor.grid.getColumnModel();

        // disable the first column (can not be edited)
        if (** make your check here ***) {
            var c = cm.getColumnAt(0);
            c.editor.disable();
        }
        roweditor.initFields();
    }

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As of ExtJS 3.4 you can just override isCellEditable, as in the example here:

http://docs.sencha.com/ext-js/3-4/#!/api/Ext.grid.ColumnModel-method-isCellEditable

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Here's the simpler version :

http://jsfiddle.net/snehalmasne/8twwywcp/

plugins: [
    Ext.create('Ext.grid.plugin.CellEditing', {
        clicksToEdit: 1
        ,pluginId: 'editing'
    })
]

Provide the condition below for the cells to make the un-editable :

grid.on('beforeedit', function(editor, e) {
  if (e.record.get('phone') == '555-111-1224')
    return false;
});

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just set the column in your columnModel/columns to editable:false for fields that should not be editable.

columns: [ 
  { header: "Ticker", width: 60, editable:false },
  { header: "Company Name", width: 150, id: 'company'},
  { header: "Market Cap."},
  { header: "$ Sales", renderer: money},
  { header: "Employees", resizable: false}
]

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I ran into the same problem. Rather than using the GridPanel with the Ext.ux.RowEditor plugin, I used the Ext.grid.EditorGridPanel. In this case, you can specify the editor for each of the other three fields (port, ip address, and subnet) in the column model with a beforeshow event handler as follows:

  editor: new Ext.form.TextArea({
    height:80,
    allowBlank: false,
    listeners:{
      beforeshow: function(column) {
        if (column.gridEditor.record.get('dhcp')) {
          column.gridEditor.cancelEdit();
        }
      }
    }
  })

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Ha! I made a dirty one, I added an event this.fireEvent('starting', this, fields,record); AT THE END of startEditing

startEditing: function(rowIndex, doFocus){
    if(this.editing && this.isDirty()){
        this.showTooltip(this.commitChangesText);
        return;
    }
    if(Ext.isObject(rowIndex)){
        rowIndex = this.grid.getStore().indexOf(rowIndex);
    }
    if(this.fireEvent('beforeedit', this, rowIndex) !== false){
        this.editing = true;
        var g = this.grid, view = g.getView(),
            row = view.getRow(rowIndex),
            record = g.store.getAt(rowIndex);

        this.record = record;
        this.rowIndex = rowIndex;
        this.values = {};
        if(!this.rendered){
            this.render(view.getEditorParent());
        }
        var w = Ext.fly(row).getWidth();
        this.setSize(w);
        if(!this.initialized){
            this.initFields();
        }
        var cm = g.getColumnModel(), fields = this.items.items, f, val;
        for(var i = 0, len = cm.getColumnCount(); i < len; i++){
            val = this.preEditValue(record, cm.getDataIndex(i));
            f = fields[i];
            f.setValue(val);
            this.values[f.id] = Ext.isEmpty(val) ? '' : val;
        }
        this.verifyLayout(true);
        if(!this.isVisible()){
            this.setPagePosition(Ext.fly(row).getXY());
        } else{
            this.el.setXY(Ext.fly(row).getXY(), {duration:0.15});
        }
        if(!this.isVisible()){
            this.show().doLayout();
        }
        if(doFocus !== false){
            this.doFocus.defer(this.focusDelay, this);
        }
        /*I ADDED THIS EVENT ---- contains the fields and record

*/ this.fireEvent('starting', this, fields,record); } }

THEN

var editor = new Ext.ux.grid.RowEditor({
    saveText: 'Update',
    listeners : {
        'starting' : function(rowEditor, fields, record){
            if(!record.data.equipo_id){
                fields[4].setDisabled(false);
            }else{
                fields[4].setDisabled(true);
            }
        },

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Using Ext JS 4 and the RowEditing plugin i managed to achieve this using something like

rowEditor.on('beforeedit', function (context) {
       this.editor.query('textfield')[0].setDisabled(/* your condition here */);
});

the record data is available through context.record.data