Let's say we have an grid with incell editing and navigation enabled. But also there may be some column which are readonly (non editable ). Currently when I press the tab from an editable cell it focus on non editable cell's ,which is no needed. I'll prefer to have a navigation which is stopping only at the editable cells when I press the tab. And also I would like to add new row when I press the tab form last editable cell in the last row.
Hi,
The approach should be implemented using the approach from the kb.
Regards,
Angel Petrov
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tabindex of -1 on columns still doesn't make the tabbing skip the non-editable columns.
tab index in general on a grid doesn't seem to work consistently. Every time I tab to the grid from a form using tab index and tabbing it sets focus appropriately the first iteration of tabbing, but never again.
I tried setting negative tab index, but no change. Can you please provide a dojo?
This behavior is because the non-editable cells are not skipped when you tab using the keyboard, folks. Does setting negative tab indices for the cells in the non-editable columns (to avoid gaining focus) an applicable option for you?
Is this issue solved
I am also facing the same issue. In my case the issue is caused due to closecell function (for disabling the non editable cell) which is fired in edit event. Is there any workaround or fix for this?