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I'm working with angularjs but i have a problem with my ng-grid.

First, the client didn't want the user to select a row just by clicking it. They wanted a single checkbox at the beginning of the row. To do that i had to disable the row selection by doing this : "enableFullRowSelection: false". This prevented the row to be selected.

But now they want me to allow the highlight of the row by clicking it. I tried to put a css focus but the event never triggered (i tried hover and mouseenter and the css worked).

How can i disable the row but still let the focus event enable ?

If someone can help me it will unstuck me !

Alban Martinez
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  • Please post demo in fiddle/plunkr – Maxim Shoustin Aug 25 '17 at 08:33
  • I don't know how to use Plunker yet. I made the basic : https://plnkr.co/edit/UVOVcxv9OVb9gtW1f3Sg But it seems it missing some fundamentals to execute. – Alban Martinez Aug 25 '17 at 13:05
  • Customise your `rowTemplate`. Add an ng-click to that template and upon selecting the row, assign the row.entity to a variable, use ng-class to append a class by comparing if that row is the selected one and append a class which will set a background color. – user6083264 Sep 09 '17 at 03:09

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