Hello,

I am using a dijit.form.FilteringSelect and dojox.data.QueryReadStore object to create a suggester for geographic locations. The user types in a few letters into a search box, and prefix-matching locations are returned for the query (for example, "San Antonio, TX" and "San Francisco, CA" for "san", "Yellowstone National Park" for "yell"). Each location has a type field ("city", "park", "beach", etc.), and there is an icon for each type. I would like to modify the FilteringSelect to display the appropriate icon next to each result.

We've just spent a month integrating Dojo throughout our large technical application... but at the eleventh hour, we have run into a showstopper issue with DataGrid and QueryReadStore: it's *unacceptably* slow, for no obvious reason.

For example, the first HTTP request to our Web service to fetch the first 100 rows (just 5 columns) usually takes 7 seconds. That is, the HTTP request alone takes around 7 seconds, and then there is a several-second lag after that before Dojo renders the rows. After that, HTTP requests typically take 6 to 17 seconds.

Hi,

I'm trying to figure out how to delete a row from a grid with a QueryReadStore backend. Basically I just want to make the row disappear. I'll do an Xhr in the background to update my server...

I tried grid.removeSelectedRows, but I get this error:
TypeError: this.store.deleteItem is not a function

Any ideas?

Thanks!

Hi,

When I tried to update my application from dojo 1.0.2 to dojo 1.1.0rc1 version i encountered a problem.

I am retrieving the grid data from a servlet using the dojox.data.QueryReadStore.
When I am trying to sort the table in the client side using clientSort=true all the grid data disappear and
I stay with an empty grid

The same code is working on dojo 1.0.2 version.

Here is the grid definition code:

Hi,

I am using the grid with QueryReadStore using a Java servlet backing the store. As I am not too educated in Javascript (which is a bit of an overstatement given that I have never worked with Javascript before :-), it took me some time to make QueryReadStore work with my servlet and do proper paging (I have a relatively big database behind the servlet and the grid shows the database content).

I have been working on extending QueryReadStore to use a dojo.rpc.JsonService for data retrieval and wanted to provide this information for discussion.