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GeneralArgh. Javascript ID tags Pin
Marc Clifton8-Dec-17 6:16
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First, I readily admit I should have known better.

So I'm populating a jqxTree control with items, and I set the ID to the record's ID. There are multiple parents, and they relate to different tables (therein sort of lies one of my design flaws but I wanted separate tables even though the items are all basically similar, because at some point their similarities will diverge.)

Anyways, so of course, the record ID's can be the same because they are from different tables. Which means of course that a child under one parent can have the same id='19' as a child under a different parent.

Which means that when you click on one of the children, jqxTree's click even gives you the item you clicked on, but because the ID's are the same, it gives you the last item with that ID, which is a node in a different branch of the tree!

OK, I consider that a bug in jqxTree, it should give me the damn element I clicked on, whether they have the same ID or not.

So now I have to refactor the Javascript code, probably appending a unique character for each of the parent types, and strip it out when I do the POST back the server (which are different URL's based on the parent) to get the record ID back that's being updated.

For Elephant | [mastadon] sake, I wouldn't have to deal with this BS in a WinForm app.

I'll report it as a bug in jqxWidgets forum though. They tend to be good at either fixing things or responding with "it works as intended." Sigh | :sigh:
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