How to get the data back from add

[emmitt1219@hotmail.com]

I have two different data sources on my page. I am trying to obtain the id key of the object I am adding to the db after my first update operation on the page. My code looks something like this:

<code>
isc.IButton.create({
ID: "saveButton",
title: "Save",
layoutAlign: "right",
wrap: true,
click: function () {
iptForm.saveData();
wstWbsTree.saveAllEdits();
}
});
</code>

<code>
public PrgIptTO add(PrgIptTO ipt, DSRequest dsRequest) {

//save ipt

return ipt;
}
</code>

Now before I invoke wstWbsTree.saveAllEdits();, I would like to have iptForm.saveData() pass back the id that has just been generated for the new record and pass it into wstWbsTree.saveAllEdits();. How would I be able to do so?

[Isomorphic]

The data returned by the server's add/update operation is available in the client-side callback as 'data' or dsResponse.data. So:

isc.IButton.create({
    ID: "saveButton",
    title: "Save",
    layoutAlign: "right",
    wrap: true,
    click: function () {
        // call the server, when this operation completes, have
        // saveDataCallback() be invoked with whatever data the server
        // sent back.
        iptForm.saveData(this.getID()+".saveDataCallback(data)");
    },
    saveDataCallback : function (data) {
        // data is whatever you returned via dsResponse.setData() on the
        // server, so you can pull the generated id out of this object - for
        // example:
        var id = data.id;

        // send all pending updates in one HTTP request
        isc.RPCManager.startQueue();

        // get all the edited rows, patch on our id and save the rows
        var editRowNums = wstWbsTree.getAllEditRows(); 
        for (var i = 0; i < editRowNums.length; i++) {
            var row = wstWbsTree.getEditedRecord(editRowNums[i]);
            // patch in our id
            row.iptId = id;
            wstWbsTree.updateData(row);
        }

        //actually calls the server
        isc.RPCManager.sendQueue();
    }
});

[emmitt1219@hotmail.com]

Ah, got it. I remember this part. Thanks!

[emmitt1219@hotmail.com]

Thanks. Got it to work. I got an internal error "too much recursion", which from what I have gathered from other threads on the forum, is a known issue with TreeGrid in 5.6. I was able to work around it, but just fyi.

[Isomorphic]

Good to hear - thanks for the feedback and thanks for searching the forums :)