Examples of ListGridRecord

com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGridRecord
A ListGridRecord is a JavaScript Object whose properties contain values for each {@link com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGridField}. A ListGridRecord may have additional properties which affect the record's appearance or behavior, or which hold data for use by custom logic or other, related components.
For example a ListGrid that defines the following fields:
```
 fields : [
     {name: "field1"},
     {name: "field2"}
 ],
 
```
Might have the following data:
```
 data : [
     {field1: "foo", field2: "bar", customProperty:5},
     {field1: "field1 value", field2: "field2 value", enabled:false}
 ]
 
```
Each line of code in the data array above creates one JavaScript Object via JavaScript {type:ObjectLiteral,object literal} notation. These JavaScript Objects are used as ListGridRecords.
Both records shown above have properties whose names match the name property of a ListGridField, as well as additional properties. The second record will be disabled due to enabled:false; the first record has a property "customProperty" which will have no effect by default but which may be accessed by custom logic.
After a ListGrid is created and has loaded data, records may be accessed via {@link com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGrid#getData data}, for example, listGrid.data.get(0) retrieves the first record. ListGridRecords are also passed to many events, such as {@link com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGrid#addCellClickHandler cellClick()}.
A ListGridRecord is always an ordinary JavaScript Object regardless of how the grid's dataset is loaded (static data, java server, XML web service, etc), and so supports the normal behaviors of JavaScript Objects, including accessing and assigning to properties via dot notation:
```
     var fieldValue = record.fieldName;
     record.fieldName = newValue;
 
```
Note however that simply assigning a value to a record won't cause the display to be automatically refreshed - {@link com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGrid#refreshCell ListGrid.refreshCell} needs to be called. Also, consider{@link com.smartgwt.client.docs.Editing editValues vs saved values} when directly modifying ListGridRecords.
See the attributes in the API tab for the full list of special properties on ListGridRecords that will affect the grid's behavior. @see com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGrid#getData
org.broadleafcommerce.openadmin.web.form.component.ListGridRecord

Examples of com.smartgwt.client.widgets.grid.ListGridRecord

        return copyValues(from, true);
    }


    @Override
    public ListGridRecord copyValues(BundleGroup from, boolean cascade) {
        ListGridRecord record = new ListGridRecord();


        record.setAttribute(FIELD_ID, from.getId());
        record.setAttribute(FIELD_NAME, from.getName());
        record.setAttribute(FIELD_NAMELINK, LinkManager.getBundleGroupLink(from.getId()));
        record.setAttribute(FIELD_DESCRIPTION, (from.getDescription() == null) ? "" : from.getDescription());


        if (cascade) {
            Set<Bundle> bundles = from.getBundles();
            ListGridRecord[] bundleRecords = new BundlesDataSource().buildRecords(bundles, false);
            record.setAttribute(FIELD_BUNDLES, bundleRecords);


        }


        return record;
    }

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Examples of org.broadleafcommerce.openadmin.web.form.component.ListGridRecord


        // For each of the entities (rows) in the list grid, we need to build the associated
        // ListGridRecord and set the required fields on the record. These fields are the same ones
        // that are used for the header fields.
        for (Entity e : drs.getRecords()) {
            ListGridRecord record = new ListGridRecord();
            record.setListGrid(listGrid);
            record.setDirty(e.isDirty());


            if (e.findProperty("hasError") != null) {
                Boolean hasError = Boolean.parseBoolean(e.findProperty("hasError").getValue());
                record.setIsError(hasError);
                record.setErrorKey("listgrid.record.error");
            }


            if (e.findProperty(idProperty) != null) {
                record.setId(e.findProperty(idProperty).getValue());
            }


            for (Field headerField : headerFields) {
                Property p = e.findProperty(headerField.getName());
                if (p != null) {
                    Field recordField = new Field().withName(headerField.getName())
                                                   .withFriendlyName(headerField.getFriendlyName())
                                                   .withOrder(p.getMetadata().getOrder());
                    
                    if (headerField instanceof ComboField) {
                        recordField.setValue(((ComboField) headerField).getOption(p.getValue()));
                        recordField.setDisplayValue(p.getDisplayValue());
                    } else {
                        recordField.setValue(p.getValue());
                        recordField.setDisplayValue(p.getDisplayValue());
                    }
                    
                    recordField.setDerived(isDerivedField(headerField, recordField, p));
                    
                    record.getFields().add(recordField);
                }
            }


            if (e.findProperty(AdminMainEntity.MAIN_ENTITY_NAME_PROPERTY) != null) {
                Field hiddenField = new Field().withName(AdminMainEntity.MAIN_ENTITY_NAME_PROPERTY);
                hiddenField.setValue(e.findProperty(AdminMainEntity.MAIN_ENTITY_NAME_PROPERTY).getValue());
                record.getHiddenFields().add(hiddenField);
            }


            if (e.findProperty(BasicPersistenceModule.ALTERNATE_ID_PROPERTY) != null) {
                record.setAltId(e.findProperty(BasicPersistenceModule.ALTERNATE_ID_PROPERTY).getValue());
            }
            
            extensionManager.getProxy().modifyListGridRecord(className, record, e);


            listGrid.getRecords().add(record);

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