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I have a slickgrid, with about 100 rows. Its data is refreshed in 5 seconds, but it is disturbing at each update the scroll is reset. I have tried to use dataview and dataview.refresh() but this time no change is reflecte to grid.

Here what I tried at each refresh:

mapMemoryTableDataView.beginUpdate();
mapMemoryTableDataView.setItems(data);
mapMemoryTableDataView.endUpdate();
mapMemoryTableDataView.refresh();

if(mapMemoryTableGrid == null)
    mapMemoryTableGrid = new Slick.Grid("#datatableMap1", mapMemoryTableDataView, columns, options);

mapMemoryTableGrid.updateRow(1)
mapMemoryTableGrid.render()
CAbbott
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enesness
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You should definitely try the invalidatemethod

grid.invalidate();

From personal experience, all you need to do to refresh the grid is to use the invalidate method, provided on the grid. This updates everything and also preserves the scroll.

And by refresh, do you mean you are replacing the data, or updating certain rows?

Jibi Abraham
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just use

gridItems.invalidate();
gridItems.render();

invalidate: mean nead to validate which row you want - in this case: no parameter row id = all row

Wolf
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I have called the following

 mapMemoryTableDataView.beginUpdate();
    mapMemoryTableDataView.setItems(data);
    mapMemoryTableDataView.endUpdate();
    mapMemoryTableDataView.refresh();
    for (var i = 0; i < olist.length; i++) {
        mapMemoryTableGrid.updateRow(i)
    }

invalidate and refresh did not cure my problem.

enesness
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I have called the following code:

        mapMemoryDataView.beginUpdate();
        mapMemoryDataView.setItems(pointsRows, "id");
        mapMemoryDataView.endUpdate();
        mapMemoryDataView.syncGridSelection(pointsGrid, false);

        for (var i = 0; i < pointsRows.length; i++) {
            mapMemoryTableGrid.updateRow(i);
        }

        mapMemoryTableGrid.invalidate();
        mapMemoryTableGrid.render();
juanchoelx
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What worked for me was:

    events[v_current_row_num].field_id = v_new_field_id;
    events_grid.updateRowCount();
    events_grid.render();

I am using different grid and view names, but the concept revolved around calling updateRowCount and render functions.

Dominik Ras
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