Posted by Jeremy Green
on 18.10.2006 21:18
Hey Guys, first I'd like to say that the LiveGrid is a really nice piece 
of code that works well for what it does.  My only gripe with it is it's 
reliance on the in memory buffer to hold row contents.  It would be nice 
if the contents of a cell were changed via DOM scripting that the 
LiveGrid would know this (or could be told about it through a function 
call) so that it could modify it's buffer to have the new version of the 
data.

To see the problem in action for yourself you can just add a checkbox 
form element in on of your LiveGrid columns.  If you change the state of 
the checkbox and then scroll the LiveGrid (even by only 1 row) the state 
of the checkbox will go back to the way it was before you change it.

Anyway, keep up the good work.

Jeremy
Posted by Leeh Wang
on 20.10.2006 14:28
An improved version of the LiveGrid by dowdy brown can be found in
http://dowdybrown.com and yes in one of its examples (Ex7) it use
checkboxs inside the grid.

Leeh
Posted by Ken Gregg
on 20.10.2006 16:10
Leeh,

This example uses a pre-filled grid. Record selection in a dynamic grid 
may still need some work. It at least needs to be demonstrated and 
confirmed to work.

Ken
Posted by Jeremy Green
on 30.10.2006 23:49
I think I've checked into that version of the LiveGrid and if I recall 
correctly it did seem to handle check boxes OK, but I'd also like to be 
able to make arbitrary changes (via Javascript) to any element that 
shows up in any row or column of the live grid and to have those changes 
stick.

Not to knock anybody or their work, that's just my wish list item.

Jeremy