Hi Vincenzo,

     After I discuss it with our Developer team, they just had them added this API. Here is the snippet in order to get the correct value when we are on the work week view or full week view.

       function GetWeekDate() {
            var sched = ISGetObject("WebScheduler1");

            var viewSettings = sched.ViewSettings;
            var selectedDate = viewSettings.SelectedDate;

            
            if (sched.GetFullWeekRadio().status == true) {

                alert("Start: " + sched.GetStartDateOfWeek(selectedDate) + "\r\n" +
                "End: " + sched.GetEndDateOfWeek(selectedDate));
            }
            else {
                alert("Start: " + sched.GetStartDateOfWorkWeek(selectedDate) + "\r\n" +
                "End: " + sched.GetEndDateOfWeek(selectedDate));
            }
        }

       I attached you the lates built in here and kindly copy them to your bin folder in your project. I hope it helps. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Gaurav,

     Forgive me if I made mistakes. However, after I confirmed with Yudhi, the work item #689 is about using a client side event of AcceptAllChanges that does not work properly. Yet, this work item is made because the server side of performing batch update is not succeed.

     And now, I believe we do not need to trigger the client side event on AcceptAllChanges for work around in order to perform server side batch update.

     On the last post, I attached you a simple sample on how to perform that scenario. Here is the snippet:

    protected void Button3_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        WebGrid1.PerformBatchUpdate(true, true);
        WebGrid1.RebindDataSource();
    }

      I hope it will clear all the ambiguity that occurred. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Dhaval,

     The issue has been fix. You can download the latest build from here. However, this is a nightly build and has not been intensively tested. Any feedbacks regarding this build would be highly appreciated.

     Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Douglas Badin,

    Actually, to get the Object of WebCombo that integrated with WebGrid, we can simply get that object by using ISGetObject("WebCombo").

    However, when I tried your scenario, there are some problem that I encountered. First, we cannot retrieve the value of WebCombo before we show drop down list of WebCombo to render the data. Nevertheless, I have tried to create this scenario using time out function to retrieve the specific data. Unfortunately, with this code, the event update is triggered before we can see the value of WebCombo. Here is the snippet:

       function WebGrid1_OnBeforeUpdate(controlId, tblName, rowObject) {
            var WebGrid1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
            var WebCombo = ISGetObject("WebCombo1");
           
            WebCombo.SetText(rowObject.RowElement.cells[2].innerText);
            WebCombo.ShowDropDown();
            setTimeout(function() {
                alert(WebCombo.GetRows()[0].RowElement.cells[3].innerText);
            }, 1000);
            return true;
        }

      Yet, it will be fine if the scenario is, during the editing, we actually open the WebCombo itself. By this, we can actually retrieve the specific data.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso

Hi Gaurav,

     Sorry for misinterpret. I have tried your provided code and I have modified them a little bit. I have tested them and it worked. It will show me the original value instead of the new value inserted.

     I have attached you a simple sample. In this sample, it will give us an alert for the old value after we updated the "ShipVia" row or the 6th column index on the first row. 

     I hope it can help. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso