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Trapping events on an Editable Grid (model driven app)

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Hi,

 

In a model driven app, I have written some JavaScript that is successfully running on a form using the onLoad and onSave events, which detects if the user has made any changes to the values in various columns/fields on the form (there's up to around 30 of them). It then records these changes by writing to a dataverse table. All works lovely.

 

However, I also would like to trap changes to columns on an Editable Grid, which I am using as the initial view/list , not on a form. How do I go about doing this (or even can I)? I can't see where or how to initiate the trapping of events on a view.

 

Any advice would be gratefully appreciated.

 

Jason

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  • Linn Zaw Win Profile Picture
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    Which Editable Grid control are you using? If it is the old one (and not the new Power Apps grid control), you can refer to the following links for the client-side scripting for the Editable Grids

     

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    86 on at

    Thanks @LinnZawWin 

     

    I'm having a look through those, but haven't had a chance to try it yet, as the moment I posted the original post I got diverted on to something else! I'll update for people's future reference once I've tried it.

     

    Thanks again.

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