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How to correctly associate double click with the Edit?
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Javascript
Category:
JQuery
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Thread ID:
01570547
Message ID:
01570625
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>>>>>>>>I know that the code itself attaches the handle correctly to dblclick (if I change the edit to alert, it fires).
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>So, what I am doing wrong here and how should I adjust the above?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Thanks a lot in advance.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>So the function gets called. What do you mean by 'nothing happens' ? Debug/Single step it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I mean it passes through the first line and then immediately to the last. It doesn't go inside the function body in the .trSelected part. I find it very hard to follow jQuery code so I usually try to do a step out.
>>>>>
>>>>>If it's not stepping into code after "$('.trSelected', grid).each(function () {" then it's obviously not finding any items for the 'each'. Do '.trSelected' and 'grid' both give valid values ?
>>>>
>>>>It looks like I am back to the problem we discussed here message #1557273
>>
>>grid is undefined. I am not sure how to check trSelected - it seems like a text to me.
>
>Try $('.trSelected') in the watch window....
>
Watch window where? From VS I can only debug javascript code if I am using IE.

I can also debug in FireBug.

Also, with my latest change the code is not firing at all (if I don't use onSuccess or onDoubleClick handlers) but try using
$('#flexClients tr').dblclick(function () {
   alert('dblclick');
   edit();
});
If it's not broken, fix it until it is.


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