Can't change data once nestedRows=true

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#1

Hello,
I’m trying to set a new dataset for the table with the nestedRows=true but the data remains the same. Please check the example here:
http://jsfiddle.net/8L0rtuxw/
click on “Test” button to update the dataset. For nestedRows=false - works fine, for nestedRows=true- does nothing.

Please let me know what is wrong here.

#2

@elena.s.volosyuk

That’s an interesting case. When I checked your demo for the first time I replicated the issue. But when I got back to it the issue was no longer replicable. Are you able to replicate the issue all the time or only sometimes? I was testing it on Chrome 103 on macOS Monterey.

#3

Always :frowning:

#4

Could you please share your system/browser details?

#5

Here you are:
|Google Chrome|104.0.5112.102 (Official Build) (64-bit) (cohort: Stable)
|OS|Windows 10 Version 2004 (Build 19041.1415)|

#6

I also just tried Microsoft Edge -and it is still the same. Changing nestedRows to true ruins the update :frowning:

#7

check

It works for me well even when I use an incognito mode. But let me check that with my colleague on Windows.

#8

I see that nestedRows is false - please change to true
Please check http://jsfiddle.net/liloAxmor/u5s2yjtk/

#9

My bad! Thank you. Yes, now I am replicating the issue and did a little test here http://jsfiddle.net/abLmxk6h/ where we see that the data is not attached correctly.

It works well if we use hot.updateData([null]); but only then. cause when we change it to [[a: 33]] the received value is also an empty string.

Before updateData()
30

After updateData()
12

I will test it further an update you with the results.

#10

Hi @elena.s.volosyuk

I tested the issue further, and at this point, I recommend using loadData() instead of updateData() if that is possible. I reported the issue on our Github board at https://github.com/handsontable/handsontable/issues/9844 and will notify you as soon as we fix this issue.

#11

Thank you. For now, we can use it. Does it affect the performance a lot?

#12

loadData() itself is only a single call to the cell renderer and it should not cause performance issues. It only may if you have heavy logic in the beforeChange() / afterChange() / afterLoadData() hook.

#13

Hi @elena.s.volosyuk I have great news.

We just released Handsontable v12.3.1 where we fix issue https://github.com/handsontable/handsontable/issues/9844

Here https://handsontable.com/docs/javascript-data-grid/release-notes/#_12-3-1 you can read more about the changes in this version.

#14