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Hi,
I have an infotable that is being passed to Service-A, that service is adding additional fields to that infotable, and returning that infotable. This infotable is being passed to the Grid-Advanced widget to populate its data.
When a row is selected from this grid, I will populate a particular column in that row with a string.
I'm not sure how to accomplish this goal. I currently have Service-A going into an event router along with the result of another service, Service-B (this service takes the infotable from Service-A and populates the value, then returns the entire infotable). Service-B is called when the SelectedRowsChanged event from Service-A is triggered. However, for some reason that event is not being triggered. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Well thanks for trying. I ended up having to store the result of service A into an additional mashup parameter. I think for some reason the grid doesn't work very well with receiving its data from two different sources in regards to that event triggering
Not sure why you need the event router for this.
I think without the event router in between this flow probably would work fine.
Without the event router what am I supposed to do with the infotable that is returned from service B?
Edit: I tried just implementing the grid and service A, without service B. I wanted to verify that the rows from the data were actually triggering the selectedrowschanged event, but I kept seeing this error:
ERROR - Something messed up in selected rows ... we have selected rows, but subscriberInfo.selectedRows_anySelectedRows !== true
Any idea if this error is standing in the way of my goal?
This is getting a little difficult to troubleshoot I am not sure if you should be seeing selected rows or not. I believe in the advanced Grid the widget tracks that and can be returned to a service.
I was under the impression that perhaps everything could be handled server side vs. having to return two infotables to the mashup to then create a single new table from that.
Well thanks for trying. I ended up having to store the result of service A into an additional mashup parameter. I think for some reason the grid doesn't work very well with receiving its data from two different sources in regards to that event triggering