cell bug?

Hello,
When I try to get the value of a particular cell I get an error that says: Error: this._rows[r] has no properties

I don't think this is my doing but I could just be calling the wrong things. I know the grid is correct, and there is data because the first thing I do is display the grid. Before I get to the code, what I am doing here is uploading a CSV file, displaying the grid, then I am trying to pop up the data in 0,0. to see the data I am using the obj.getCellValue(0,0); function. Any ideas on how to fix this?

this gets the CSV file...

function csvGenerate(gridData) {
    /*
    gridData - javascript object used to hold data needed by csvGenerate
    gridData.headers - Holds all the header names
    gridData.cols - Number of columns shown by the grid
    gridData.css - cssAssociated with this particular grid
    gridData.file - name of the CSV file
    gridData.location - associated with the ID where the grid is supposed to be placed on the page
    */
    var csvData = new AW.CSV.Table;
  
    csvData.setProperty("URL", gridData.file);
    csvData.request();
    
    var obj = new AW.UI.Grid;            //global grid object 
    obj.setColumnCount(gridData.cols);
    obj.setCellModel(csvData);
    obj.setId(gridData.css);      
    obj.setHeaderText(gridData.headers);

    return obj;
        
}//csvGenerate()...

this opens the obj file, displays to screen then pops the data in 0,0

function validateData () {
    var fileName =  GLOBAL_UI_DIRECTORY+"test.txt";
    alert (fileName);
    
    var obj = csvGenerate( 
        {
            headers: ["Last Name", "First Name", "Email Address", "Cell Number", "User Profile"],
            cols: 5,
            css: "myGrid",
            file: fileName,
            location: "gridBody"
        }
   );
 
   var i = 0;
   
     var test = $("gridBody");
    test.innerHTML = obj;  
   
    alert (obj.getCellValue(0,0));
}

Help! thanks!

oh...that test.txt file has 2 rows and 5 cols of data....and it does pop up the grid so it is getting the data correctly at that point

OK....if I make my function look like this....i actually get data and not an error...

function validateData () {
    var fileName =  GLOBAL_UI_DIRECTORY+"test.txt";
    alert (fileName);
    
    var obj = csvGenerate( 
        {
            headers: ["Last Name", "First Name", "Email Address", "Cell Number", "User Profile"],
            cols: 5,
            css: "myGrid",
            file: fileName,
            location: "gridBody"
        }
   );
 
   var i = 0;
   
     var test = $("gridBody");
    test.innerHTML = obj;  
   alert ("ready to pop....");
    alert (obj.getCellValue(0,0));

hmm....any ideas on this one?

Ok, so the problem is more general then just popping things up. Take a look at this code here:

function validateData () {
    var fileName =  GLOBAL_UI_DIRECTORY+"test.txt";
    var url = GLOBAL_SERVICES_URL+"addLpUser.php";
    
    var obj = csvGenerate( 
        {
            headers: ["Last Name", "First Name", "Email Address", "Cell Number", "User Profile"],
            cols: 5,
            css: "myGrid",
            file: fileName,
            location: "gridBody"
        }
    );
      
    var test = $("gridBody");
    var showLoc = $("saveButton");
    Element.show(showLoc);
    test.innerHTML = obj;   
         
   var errCounter = -1;
   var error = new Array();
   alert ("NEEDED TO GET NEWEST DATA");
    for (var i = 0; i < obj.getRowCount(); i++) {
        var last = obj.getCellValue(0,i);
        var first = obj.getCellValue(1,i);
        var email = obj.getCellValue(2,i);
        var cell = obj.getCellValue(3,i);
        var phone = obj.getCellValue(4,i);
        var params = "firstName="+first+"&lastName="+last+"&emailAddress"+email+"&cell="+cell+"&phone="+phone+"&validate=yes";
       
        var myAjax = new Ajax.Request (
            url, 
            {
                method:"get",
                parameters: params,
                asynchronous: false
            }
        );
        var transport = myAjax.transport;
        var respXML = transport.responseXML;
        var status = getXMLStatus (respXML.getElementsByTagName("x"));
        
        if (status[0] == 1) {
            var message = "Line number "+(i+1)+" error: "+status[1]+"<br/>";    
            error[++errCounter] = message;
        }//if...
              
    }//for...
    
    if (errCounter >= 0) {
        alert ("Your Document Cannot be saved you have errors!");
        for (var i = 0; i <= errCounter; i++) {
           document.write(error[i]);
        }//for...
    }//if...
    else {
        alert ("Data ready for saving");
    }

}//validateData()...

If I take that alert box OUT of my code....it doesn't work....at all

Joe,

this looks like a timing problem - you are trying to get cell value before the request had arrived. If you add

csvData.setAsync(false);

it should work.

Hey Alex,
Nope...still the same problem. Here is the updated code I am working with:

function csvGenerate(gridData) {
    /*
    gridData - javascript object used to hold data needed by csvGenerate
    gridData.headers - Holds all the header names
    gridData.cols - Number of columns shown by the grid
    gridData.css - cssAssociated with this particular grid
    gridData.file - name of the CSV file
    gridData.location - associated with the ID where the grid is supposed to be placed on the page
    */
    var csvData = new AW.CSV.Table;
     
    csvData.setProperty("URL", gridData.file);

    csvData.request();
    csvData.setAsync(false); 
    
    var obj = new AW.UI.Grid;            
    obj.setColumnCount(gridData.cols);
    obj.setCellModel(csvData);
    obj.setId(gridData.css);      
    obj.setHeaderText(gridData.headers);

    return obj;
        
}//csvGenerate()...

function validateData () {
    var fileName =  GLOBAL_UI_DIRECTORY+"test.txt";
    var url = GLOBAL_SERVICES_URL+"addLpUser.php";
    
    var obj = csvGenerate( 
        {
            headers: ["Last Name", "First Name", "Email Address", "Cell Number", "User Profile"],
            cols: 5,
            css: "myGrid",
            file: fileName,
            location: "gridBody"
        }
    );
      
    var test = $("gridBody");
    var svbttn = "<input type='button' onclick='saveData();' value='Save this File'/><br/><br/>"
    test.innerHTML =svbttn+ obj;   
         
   var errCounter = -1;
   var error = new Array();
   alert ("STILL NEEDED");
    for (var i = 0; i < obj.getRowCount(); i++) {
        var last = obj.getCellValue(0,i);
        var first = obj.getCellValue(1,i);
        var email = obj.getCellValue(2,i);
        var cell = obj.getCellValue(3,i);
        var phone = obj.getCellValue(4,i);
        var params = "firstName="+first+"&lastName="+last+"&emailAddress="+email+"&cell="+cell+"&phone="+phone+"&validate=yes";
       
        var myAjax = new Ajax.Request (
            url, 
            {
                method:"get",
                parameters: params,
                asynchronous: false
            }
        );
        var transport = myAjax.transport;
        var respXML = transport.responseXML;
        var status = getXMLStatus (respXML.getElementsByTagName("x"));
        
        if (status[0] == 1) {
            var message = "Line number "+(i+1)+" error: "+status[1]+"<br/>";    
            error[++errCounter] = message;
        }//if...
              
    }//for...
    
    if (errCounter >= 0) {
        alert ("Your Document Cannot be saved you have errors!");
        for (var i = 0; i <= errCounter; i++) {
           document.write(error[i]);
        }//for...
    }//if...

}//validateData()...

Thanks for your help with this

Try calling setAsync(false) before request()

If I put the setAsync before the request no data comes up. It builds the grid and fills it with blank data. For the XMLHTTPRequest I am using prototype.js....do you think there could be some strange interaction between AW and Prototype? I am going to switch over to a pure AW request and see if that fixes anything.

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Pragma" CONTENT="no-cache"> this fixed it...AW was looking at cached pages for some reason. So I put this in my HTML and it gets the newest dataset every time I make a change. I don't know if this is the BEST fix for it but it works so I am happy with it. Thanks Alex for your help with this.