Blazor – OnOpening contains no ID

[Lukas Xaver]

Hej!

 

I wanted to overwrite the default Item-Editor and in case to do that I had to figure out a way to get the id of the task that should be edited.

I read on the forums that you can use

private void OnKanbanChange(Event ev)
{
KanbanChangeEventDetail detail = ev[“Detail”];

var oldValue = detail.OldValue;
var value = detail.Value;

KanbanData record = new KanbanData();
record.text = value.text;
record.status = value.status;
record.priority = value.priority;

string task = detail.Task.ToString();
string valueToString = detail.Value.ToString();
}

This works when I move a task.

 

If I use the same principle for OnOpening with this function

void KanbanOpen(Event ev)
{
KanbanOpeningEventDetail e = ev[“Detail”];
}

e has the following values:
comment: null
Purpose: ‘edit’
Task: {\n”id”:””\}

Any hint what I am doing wrong?

 

Best regards

Lukas

[Markov]

Hi Lukas,

Could you provide a full sample which we can try?

Best regards,
Markov

Smart UI Team
https://www.htmlelements.com/

[Lukas Xaver]

Hi Markov,

I simply added
public void OnOpening(Event e)
{
KanbanOpeningEventDetail ed = e[“Detail”];
}

on your SmartUI.Demos (KanbanEditablePage.razor).

On Line 27 append
OnOpening=”OnOpening”
to the <Kanban> tag.

Place a breakpoint on “ed” and in “Item” you’ll see its empty, regardless which kanbanitem your editing.

Best regards,
Lukas

[ivanpeevski]

Hi Lukas,

Thank you for the feedback! I have opened a work item for that and we will resolve this in our next releases.

For now, you can attach the event through JavaScript. You can get the task id with “event.detail.task.data.id” and use JSInterop to call back a .Net method to handle the id in the way you need.

 

Best regards,
Ivan Peevski

Smart UI Team
https://www.htmlelements.com/

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