[ahmetuzunParticipant]

Stanislav,

Thank you very much for the reply but it has a side effect:

Choose Steven and click the button.
Choose Michael under Steven and click the button.

Michael moves under Andrew but it is not deleted from the children Steven.

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

Hi Stanislav,
Let me rephrase:

I have a treegrid like below:

-Folder1
—Item1
—Item2
-Folder2
—Item3

I want to update the parent key of “Folder2” to “Folder1” so that it will be displayed under “Folder1” with all its children (Item3 in this example).

Is this possible?

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

Thank you very much for the great support.

I’m sorry about the license issue you’ve mentioned. It is something which I never thought would violate the license agreement.

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

Are you going to change this + 2 addition to height in the next version?

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

How should I change the following code in jqxknockoutx.js to achieve this? I tried to use the code from jqxInput example but could not succeed?

        var i = new b.jqwidgets.knockout({

            name: "jqxComboBox",

...

                if (A == "selectedIndex") {

                    z.host.jqxComboBox({

                        selectedIndex: C

                    })

                }

            }

        });

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

The following alternative also works fine:

				var btn = $("<input type='button' value='Button' style='width: 100%; height: 100%' id='jqxButton' />").appendTo( newObj );
				btn.jqxButton({theme: _theme});

But the following has the same problem:

				var btn = $("<input type='button' value='Button' style='width: 100%; height: 100%' id='jqxButton' />").appendTo( newObj );
				btn.jqxButton({ width: '100%', height: '100%', theme: _theme}); 

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

I tried specifying a height for the container but it also had the same result. (Indeed, I had tried it before writing this question.)

However, the following piece of code worked as you suggested:

btn.css(“height”,”100%”);

Although you have not changed anything about the height of the button widget, something else you did may have a side effect.

For example the following alternative also works fine:

var btn = $(“”).appendTo( newObj );
btn.jqxButton({theme: _theme});

But the following has the same problem:

var btn = $(“<input type='button' value='Button' style=’width: 100%; height: 100%’ id=’jqxButton’ />”).appendTo( newObj );
btn.jqxButton({ width: ‘100%’, height: ‘100%’, theme: _theme});

Thank you very much for your help.

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

I understand it now. Thank you very much.

[ahmetuzunParticipant]

Thanks for the quick reply.

If I want to extend this method for other widgets, is it going to be enough to add code blocks like the following one for each widget?

           ko.jqwidgets.dataBinding = new ko.jqwidgets.dataBinding({
                name: "jqxDateTimeInput",
                value: null,
                events: ['valuechanged'],
                getProperty: function (object, event, eventName) {
                    if (eventName == 'valuechanged') {
                        return { name: "value", value: event.args.date };
                    }
                },
                setProperty: function (object, key, value, newValue) {
                    if (key == 'value') {
                        object.setDate(newValue);
                    }
                }
            });

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