ag-Grid is there a (checkboxClicked) event?












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What I really hope to learn is whether ag-Grid has a (checkboxClicked) event that fires and gives you node data just like (rowClicked) and if not how I could implement such a thing.



Here's the description of my problem:
Right now I have check boxes on each row of the grid. The user needs to be able to click either the row or the checkbox to fire a function in order to access the data behind the grid but if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox this event does not fire... So I looked into using (rowSelected), but when the grid is getting ready it will start firing as we are building our selection state for that grid. Is there a checkboxClicked event or something so that I do not have to customize this?



So far I have done this to get around my problem... as you can see the problem just occurs when i am setting up the check boxes as selected and its triggering the mapping function. So i Turn that off for the first 500 ms after those build functions have fired.



Thanks for any help you can provide! Thank you



component:



  buildSelectionStateFromId() {
this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
// we will have to loop over userIds array and select all the org admins
// input = orgVM.orgInfo.userIds && orgVM.orgInfo.
const admins = this.orgVM.orgAdmins;
this.agGrid.api.forEachNode(function (node) {
console.log('node: ', node);
admins.map(x => {
console.log('x: ', x);
if (node.data.id === x.id) {
console.log('node.data.id: ', node.data.id);
node.setSelected(true);
}
});
});
// output = actually checking the box based on the security ids in currentUser

this.buildingSelection();
}


toggleOnlySelectedRows(data) {
this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
this.toggleSelected = !this.toggleSelected;
console.log('this.toggleSelected: ', this.toggleSelected);
if (this.toggleSelected) {
let selectedRows;
const clone = [...(<any>this.agGrid.rowData)];
selectedRows = clone.filter((el) => this.getSelectedRows().includes(el));
this.agGrid.api.setRowData(selectedRows);
console.log('selectedRows: ', selectedRows);
this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
} else {
console.log('data: ', data);
this.agGrid.api.setRowData(data);
this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
}
this.buildingSelection();
}

buildingSelection() {
setTimeout(() => {
this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = false;
}, 500);
}

mapClickToModel(rowClicked) {
console.log('rowClicked: ', rowClicked);
// *ag-Grid hint: if we use (rowSelected), it will start firing when we are building
// * our selection through any automated way like buildSelectionStateFromId();
// * if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox mapClickToModel wont fire...
// * Another solution might be to not use their checkbox and just put our checkbox in a cell renderer?
// TODO: refactor this timing hack
if (this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning === false) {
// console.log('this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning: mpa click to model fired');

this.orgVM.orgUsers.map(x => {
// whenever a row is clicked I grab the id off it and see if it is equal to any on the orgUsers array
if (x.id === rowClicked.node.data.id) {
console.log('x.id: ', x.id);
// if it is then i check if the usertype is 1
if (x.userType === 1) {
// if it is then I change it to something else
x.userType = 0; // ! what do we change it to?
} else {
x.userType = 1;
}
}
});

}

}


template:



<ag-grid-angular #agGrid (componentStateChanged)="onGridReady($event)"
(rowSelected)="mapClickToModel($event)" (click)="mapClickToModel($event)"
(gridReady)="onGridReady($event)" style="width: 100%; height: 84%;"
class="of-grid-theme" rowMultiSelectWithClick="true"
[context]="context" [frameworkComponents]="frameworkComponents"
[headerHeight]="headerHeight" [getContextMenuItems]="getContextMenuItems"
[enableSorting]="true" [enableFilter]="true" [multiSortKey]="multiSortKey"
[defaultColDef]="defaultColDef" [rowData]="rowData" [columnDefs]="columnDefs"
rowSelection="multiple" pagination="true" paginationAutoPageSize="true"
animateRows="true" [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef">
</ag-grid-angular>


One better solution I thought of was this:
I could make the mapClickToModel parameter optional and have it fired
on (click) and then check whether it is undefined and thennnn if it is undefined I acces the getSelectedRows() and get node data that way.... BUT I really just want to see if I can get an event that gives me the node that was just selected.










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    What I really hope to learn is whether ag-Grid has a (checkboxClicked) event that fires and gives you node data just like (rowClicked) and if not how I could implement such a thing.



    Here's the description of my problem:
    Right now I have check boxes on each row of the grid. The user needs to be able to click either the row or the checkbox to fire a function in order to access the data behind the grid but if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox this event does not fire... So I looked into using (rowSelected), but when the grid is getting ready it will start firing as we are building our selection state for that grid. Is there a checkboxClicked event or something so that I do not have to customize this?



    So far I have done this to get around my problem... as you can see the problem just occurs when i am setting up the check boxes as selected and its triggering the mapping function. So i Turn that off for the first 500 ms after those build functions have fired.



    Thanks for any help you can provide! Thank you



    component:



      buildSelectionStateFromId() {
    this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
    // we will have to loop over userIds array and select all the org admins
    // input = orgVM.orgInfo.userIds && orgVM.orgInfo.
    const admins = this.orgVM.orgAdmins;
    this.agGrid.api.forEachNode(function (node) {
    console.log('node: ', node);
    admins.map(x => {
    console.log('x: ', x);
    if (node.data.id === x.id) {
    console.log('node.data.id: ', node.data.id);
    node.setSelected(true);
    }
    });
    });
    // output = actually checking the box based on the security ids in currentUser

    this.buildingSelection();
    }


    toggleOnlySelectedRows(data) {
    this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
    this.toggleSelected = !this.toggleSelected;
    console.log('this.toggleSelected: ', this.toggleSelected);
    if (this.toggleSelected) {
    let selectedRows;
    const clone = [...(<any>this.agGrid.rowData)];
    selectedRows = clone.filter((el) => this.getSelectedRows().includes(el));
    this.agGrid.api.setRowData(selectedRows);
    console.log('selectedRows: ', selectedRows);
    this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
    } else {
    console.log('data: ', data);
    this.agGrid.api.setRowData(data);
    this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
    }
    this.buildingSelection();
    }

    buildingSelection() {
    setTimeout(() => {
    this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = false;
    }, 500);
    }

    mapClickToModel(rowClicked) {
    console.log('rowClicked: ', rowClicked);
    // *ag-Grid hint: if we use (rowSelected), it will start firing when we are building
    // * our selection through any automated way like buildSelectionStateFromId();
    // * if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox mapClickToModel wont fire...
    // * Another solution might be to not use their checkbox and just put our checkbox in a cell renderer?
    // TODO: refactor this timing hack
    if (this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning === false) {
    // console.log('this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning: mpa click to model fired');

    this.orgVM.orgUsers.map(x => {
    // whenever a row is clicked I grab the id off it and see if it is equal to any on the orgUsers array
    if (x.id === rowClicked.node.data.id) {
    console.log('x.id: ', x.id);
    // if it is then i check if the usertype is 1
    if (x.userType === 1) {
    // if it is then I change it to something else
    x.userType = 0; // ! what do we change it to?
    } else {
    x.userType = 1;
    }
    }
    });

    }

    }


    template:



    <ag-grid-angular #agGrid (componentStateChanged)="onGridReady($event)"
    (rowSelected)="mapClickToModel($event)" (click)="mapClickToModel($event)"
    (gridReady)="onGridReady($event)" style="width: 100%; height: 84%;"
    class="of-grid-theme" rowMultiSelectWithClick="true"
    [context]="context" [frameworkComponents]="frameworkComponents"
    [headerHeight]="headerHeight" [getContextMenuItems]="getContextMenuItems"
    [enableSorting]="true" [enableFilter]="true" [multiSortKey]="multiSortKey"
    [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef" [rowData]="rowData" [columnDefs]="columnDefs"
    rowSelection="multiple" pagination="true" paginationAutoPageSize="true"
    animateRows="true" [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef">
    </ag-grid-angular>


    One better solution I thought of was this:
    I could make the mapClickToModel parameter optional and have it fired
    on (click) and then check whether it is undefined and thennnn if it is undefined I acces the getSelectedRows() and get node data that way.... BUT I really just want to see if I can get an event that gives me the node that was just selected.










    share|improve this question



























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      What I really hope to learn is whether ag-Grid has a (checkboxClicked) event that fires and gives you node data just like (rowClicked) and if not how I could implement such a thing.



      Here's the description of my problem:
      Right now I have check boxes on each row of the grid. The user needs to be able to click either the row or the checkbox to fire a function in order to access the data behind the grid but if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox this event does not fire... So I looked into using (rowSelected), but when the grid is getting ready it will start firing as we are building our selection state for that grid. Is there a checkboxClicked event or something so that I do not have to customize this?



      So far I have done this to get around my problem... as you can see the problem just occurs when i am setting up the check boxes as selected and its triggering the mapping function. So i Turn that off for the first 500 ms after those build functions have fired.



      Thanks for any help you can provide! Thank you



      component:



        buildSelectionStateFromId() {
      this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
      // we will have to loop over userIds array and select all the org admins
      // input = orgVM.orgInfo.userIds && orgVM.orgInfo.
      const admins = this.orgVM.orgAdmins;
      this.agGrid.api.forEachNode(function (node) {
      console.log('node: ', node);
      admins.map(x => {
      console.log('x: ', x);
      if (node.data.id === x.id) {
      console.log('node.data.id: ', node.data.id);
      node.setSelected(true);
      }
      });
      });
      // output = actually checking the box based on the security ids in currentUser

      this.buildingSelection();
      }


      toggleOnlySelectedRows(data) {
      this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
      this.toggleSelected = !this.toggleSelected;
      console.log('this.toggleSelected: ', this.toggleSelected);
      if (this.toggleSelected) {
      let selectedRows;
      const clone = [...(<any>this.agGrid.rowData)];
      selectedRows = clone.filter((el) => this.getSelectedRows().includes(el));
      this.agGrid.api.setRowData(selectedRows);
      console.log('selectedRows: ', selectedRows);
      this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
      } else {
      console.log('data: ', data);
      this.agGrid.api.setRowData(data);
      this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
      }
      this.buildingSelection();
      }

      buildingSelection() {
      setTimeout(() => {
      this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = false;
      }, 500);
      }

      mapClickToModel(rowClicked) {
      console.log('rowClicked: ', rowClicked);
      // *ag-Grid hint: if we use (rowSelected), it will start firing when we are building
      // * our selection through any automated way like buildSelectionStateFromId();
      // * if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox mapClickToModel wont fire...
      // * Another solution might be to not use their checkbox and just put our checkbox in a cell renderer?
      // TODO: refactor this timing hack
      if (this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning === false) {
      // console.log('this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning: mpa click to model fired');

      this.orgVM.orgUsers.map(x => {
      // whenever a row is clicked I grab the id off it and see if it is equal to any on the orgUsers array
      if (x.id === rowClicked.node.data.id) {
      console.log('x.id: ', x.id);
      // if it is then i check if the usertype is 1
      if (x.userType === 1) {
      // if it is then I change it to something else
      x.userType = 0; // ! what do we change it to?
      } else {
      x.userType = 1;
      }
      }
      });

      }

      }


      template:



      <ag-grid-angular #agGrid (componentStateChanged)="onGridReady($event)"
      (rowSelected)="mapClickToModel($event)" (click)="mapClickToModel($event)"
      (gridReady)="onGridReady($event)" style="width: 100%; height: 84%;"
      class="of-grid-theme" rowMultiSelectWithClick="true"
      [context]="context" [frameworkComponents]="frameworkComponents"
      [headerHeight]="headerHeight" [getContextMenuItems]="getContextMenuItems"
      [enableSorting]="true" [enableFilter]="true" [multiSortKey]="multiSortKey"
      [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef" [rowData]="rowData" [columnDefs]="columnDefs"
      rowSelection="multiple" pagination="true" paginationAutoPageSize="true"
      animateRows="true" [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef">
      </ag-grid-angular>


      One better solution I thought of was this:
      I could make the mapClickToModel parameter optional and have it fired
      on (click) and then check whether it is undefined and thennnn if it is undefined I acces the getSelectedRows() and get node data that way.... BUT I really just want to see if I can get an event that gives me the node that was just selected.










      share|improve this question















      What I really hope to learn is whether ag-Grid has a (checkboxClicked) event that fires and gives you node data just like (rowClicked) and if not how I could implement such a thing.



      Here's the description of my problem:
      Right now I have check boxes on each row of the grid. The user needs to be able to click either the row or the checkbox to fire a function in order to access the data behind the grid but if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox this event does not fire... So I looked into using (rowSelected), but when the grid is getting ready it will start firing as we are building our selection state for that grid. Is there a checkboxClicked event or something so that I do not have to customize this?



      So far I have done this to get around my problem... as you can see the problem just occurs when i am setting up the check boxes as selected and its triggering the mapping function. So i Turn that off for the first 500 ms after those build functions have fired.



      Thanks for any help you can provide! Thank you



      component:



        buildSelectionStateFromId() {
      this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
      // we will have to loop over userIds array and select all the org admins
      // input = orgVM.orgInfo.userIds && orgVM.orgInfo.
      const admins = this.orgVM.orgAdmins;
      this.agGrid.api.forEachNode(function (node) {
      console.log('node: ', node);
      admins.map(x => {
      console.log('x: ', x);
      if (node.data.id === x.id) {
      console.log('node.data.id: ', node.data.id);
      node.setSelected(true);
      }
      });
      });
      // output = actually checking the box based on the security ids in currentUser

      this.buildingSelection();
      }


      toggleOnlySelectedRows(data) {
      this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = true;
      this.toggleSelected = !this.toggleSelected;
      console.log('this.toggleSelected: ', this.toggleSelected);
      if (this.toggleSelected) {
      let selectedRows;
      const clone = [...(<any>this.agGrid.rowData)];
      selectedRows = clone.filter((el) => this.getSelectedRows().includes(el));
      this.agGrid.api.setRowData(selectedRows);
      console.log('selectedRows: ', selectedRows);
      this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
      } else {
      console.log('data: ', data);
      this.agGrid.api.setRowData(data);
      this.buildSelectionStateFromId();
      }
      this.buildingSelection();
      }

      buildingSelection() {
      setTimeout(() => {
      this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning = false;
      }, 500);
      }

      mapClickToModel(rowClicked) {
      console.log('rowClicked: ', rowClicked);
      // *ag-Grid hint: if we use (rowSelected), it will start firing when we are building
      // * our selection through any automated way like buildSelectionStateFromId();
      // * if we use (rowClicked) when we click the checkbox mapClickToModel wont fire...
      // * Another solution might be to not use their checkbox and just put our checkbox in a cell renderer?
      // TODO: refactor this timing hack
      if (this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning === false) {
      // console.log('this.buildSelectionStateFromIdIsRunning: mpa click to model fired');

      this.orgVM.orgUsers.map(x => {
      // whenever a row is clicked I grab the id off it and see if it is equal to any on the orgUsers array
      if (x.id === rowClicked.node.data.id) {
      console.log('x.id: ', x.id);
      // if it is then i check if the usertype is 1
      if (x.userType === 1) {
      // if it is then I change it to something else
      x.userType = 0; // ! what do we change it to?
      } else {
      x.userType = 1;
      }
      }
      });

      }

      }


      template:



      <ag-grid-angular #agGrid (componentStateChanged)="onGridReady($event)"
      (rowSelected)="mapClickToModel($event)" (click)="mapClickToModel($event)"
      (gridReady)="onGridReady($event)" style="width: 100%; height: 84%;"
      class="of-grid-theme" rowMultiSelectWithClick="true"
      [context]="context" [frameworkComponents]="frameworkComponents"
      [headerHeight]="headerHeight" [getContextMenuItems]="getContextMenuItems"
      [enableSorting]="true" [enableFilter]="true" [multiSortKey]="multiSortKey"
      [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef" [rowData]="rowData" [columnDefs]="columnDefs"
      rowSelection="multiple" pagination="true" paginationAutoPageSize="true"
      animateRows="true" [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef">
      </ag-grid-angular>


      One better solution I thought of was this:
      I could make the mapClickToModel parameter optional and have it fired
      on (click) and then check whether it is undefined and thennnn if it is undefined I acces the getSelectedRows() and get node data that way.... BUT I really just want to see if I can get an event that gives me the node that was just selected.







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