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I have created a table with a drop down control. I am adding rows dynamically in my table. I am trying to bind my table column of drop down with a JSONModel but there are some challenges in there.



var oTable = this.getView().byId("myTable");
this.items.push(
item1: "",
item2: "",
item3: ""
);
this.oModelJson.setData(this.items);
this.oTable.setModel(this.oModelJson);
this.oTable.bindRows("/");


Now, my item1 is the drop down as declared in the view. After the end of above code, I am trying to bind my table drop down using following technique: my JSONModel is global and it has data. I am able to successfully bind my drop down outside of table but when I move my drop down inside the table, it is not binding.



var oDDL = this.byId("DropDown");
var oDDLTemplate = new sap.ui.core.Item(
key: "key",
text: "Text"
);
oDDL.setModel(this.oJson);
oDDL.bindAggregation("items", "/results", oDDLTemplate);


Here is my view, Table



<t:Table id="myTable"
width="auto"
noDataText="No Record Found"
busyIndicatorDelay="detailView>/lineItemTableDelay"
class="sapUiResponsiveMargin"
selectionMode="MultiToggle"
visibleRowCount="5"
>
<t:extension>
<l:HorizontalLayout>
<Button icon="sap-icon://add" text="Row" press="addRow"/>
<Button icon="sap-icon://delete" text="Row" press="fDeleteRow"/>
</l:HorizontalLayout>
</t:extension>
<t:columns>
<t:Column width="16rem">
<Text text="Item 1"/>
<t:template>
<ComboBox id="DropDown"></ComboBox>
</t:template>
</t:Column>
<t:Column width="8rem">
<Text text="Item 2"/>
<t:template>
<ComboBox id="txt_itm2" ></ComboBox>
</t:template>
</t:Column>
<t:Column width="8rem">
<Text text="Item 3"/>
<t:template>
<ComboBox id="txt_itm3" ></ComboBox>
</t:template>
</t:Column>
</t:Table>









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    I have created a table with a drop down control. I am adding rows dynamically in my table. I am trying to bind my table column of drop down with a JSONModel but there are some challenges in there.



    var oTable = this.getView().byId("myTable");
    this.items.push(
    item1: "",
    item2: "",
    item3: ""
    );
    this.oModelJson.setData(this.items);
    this.oTable.setModel(this.oModelJson);
    this.oTable.bindRows("/");


    Now, my item1 is the drop down as declared in the view. After the end of above code, I am trying to bind my table drop down using following technique: my JSONModel is global and it has data. I am able to successfully bind my drop down outside of table but when I move my drop down inside the table, it is not binding.



    var oDDL = this.byId("DropDown");
    var oDDLTemplate = new sap.ui.core.Item(
    key: "key",
    text: "Text"
    );
    oDDL.setModel(this.oJson);
    oDDL.bindAggregation("items", "/results", oDDLTemplate);


    Here is my view, Table



    <t:Table id="myTable"
    width="auto"
    noDataText="No Record Found"
    busyIndicatorDelay="detailView>/lineItemTableDelay"
    class="sapUiResponsiveMargin"
    selectionMode="MultiToggle"
    visibleRowCount="5"
    >
    <t:extension>
    <l:HorizontalLayout>
    <Button icon="sap-icon://add" text="Row" press="addRow"/>
    <Button icon="sap-icon://delete" text="Row" press="fDeleteRow"/>
    </l:HorizontalLayout>
    </t:extension>
    <t:columns>
    <t:Column width="16rem">
    <Text text="Item 1"/>
    <t:template>
    <ComboBox id="DropDown"></ComboBox>
    </t:template>
    </t:Column>
    <t:Column width="8rem">
    <Text text="Item 2"/>
    <t:template>
    <ComboBox id="txt_itm2" ></ComboBox>
    </t:template>
    </t:Column>
    <t:Column width="8rem">
    <Text text="Item 3"/>
    <t:template>
    <ComboBox id="txt_itm3" ></ComboBox>
    </t:template>
    </t:Column>
    </t:Table>









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      I have created a table with a drop down control. I am adding rows dynamically in my table. I am trying to bind my table column of drop down with a JSONModel but there are some challenges in there.



      var oTable = this.getView().byId("myTable");
      this.items.push(
      item1: "",
      item2: "",
      item3: ""
      );
      this.oModelJson.setData(this.items);
      this.oTable.setModel(this.oModelJson);
      this.oTable.bindRows("/");


      Now, my item1 is the drop down as declared in the view. After the end of above code, I am trying to bind my table drop down using following technique: my JSONModel is global and it has data. I am able to successfully bind my drop down outside of table but when I move my drop down inside the table, it is not binding.



      var oDDL = this.byId("DropDown");
      var oDDLTemplate = new sap.ui.core.Item(
      key: "key",
      text: "Text"
      );
      oDDL.setModel(this.oJson);
      oDDL.bindAggregation("items", "/results", oDDLTemplate);


      Here is my view, Table



      <t:Table id="myTable"
      width="auto"
      noDataText="No Record Found"
      busyIndicatorDelay="detailView>/lineItemTableDelay"
      class="sapUiResponsiveMargin"
      selectionMode="MultiToggle"
      visibleRowCount="5"
      >
      <t:extension>
      <l:HorizontalLayout>
      <Button icon="sap-icon://add" text="Row" press="addRow"/>
      <Button icon="sap-icon://delete" text="Row" press="fDeleteRow"/>
      </l:HorizontalLayout>
      </t:extension>
      <t:columns>
      <t:Column width="16rem">
      <Text text="Item 1"/>
      <t:template>
      <ComboBox id="DropDown"></ComboBox>
      </t:template>
      </t:Column>
      <t:Column width="8rem">
      <Text text="Item 2"/>
      <t:template>
      <ComboBox id="txt_itm2" ></ComboBox>
      </t:template>
      </t:Column>
      <t:Column width="8rem">
      <Text text="Item 3"/>
      <t:template>
      <ComboBox id="txt_itm3" ></ComboBox>
      </t:template>
      </t:Column>
      </t:Table>









      share|improve this question
















      I have created a table with a drop down control. I am adding rows dynamically in my table. I am trying to bind my table column of drop down with a JSONModel but there are some challenges in there.



      var oTable = this.getView().byId("myTable");
      this.items.push(
      item1: "",
      item2: "",
      item3: ""
      );
      this.oModelJson.setData(this.items);
      this.oTable.setModel(this.oModelJson);
      this.oTable.bindRows("/");


      Now, my item1 is the drop down as declared in the view. After the end of above code, I am trying to bind my table drop down using following technique: my JSONModel is global and it has data. I am able to successfully bind my drop down outside of table but when I move my drop down inside the table, it is not binding.



      var oDDL = this.byId("DropDown");
      var oDDLTemplate = new sap.ui.core.Item(
      key: "key",
      text: "Text"
      );
      oDDL.setModel(this.oJson);
      oDDL.bindAggregation("items", "/results", oDDLTemplate);


      Here is my view, Table



      <t:Table id="myTable"
      width="auto"
      noDataText="No Record Found"
      busyIndicatorDelay="detailView>/lineItemTableDelay"
      class="sapUiResponsiveMargin"
      selectionMode="MultiToggle"
      visibleRowCount="5"
      >
      <t:extension>
      <l:HorizontalLayout>
      <Button icon="sap-icon://add" text="Row" press="addRow"/>
      <Button icon="sap-icon://delete" text="Row" press="fDeleteRow"/>
      </l:HorizontalLayout>
      </t:extension>
      <t:columns>
      <t:Column width="16rem">
      <Text text="Item 1"/>
      <t:template>
      <ComboBox id="DropDown"></ComboBox>
      </t:template>
      </t:Column>
      <t:Column width="8rem">
      <Text text="Item 2"/>
      <t:template>
      <ComboBox id="txt_itm2" ></ComboBox>
      </t:template>
      </t:Column>
      <t:Column width="8rem">
      <Text text="Item 3"/>
      <t:template>
      <ComboBox id="txt_itm3" ></ComboBox>
      </t:template>
      </t:Column>
      </t:Table>






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          Here is a minimal example: https://plnkr.co/edit/8YvXxk?p=preview



          In my example above, the rows are initially empty ([]). The binding definitions can stay in the view:



          <t:Table rows="/">
          <t:extension>
          <OverflowToolbar>
          <ToolbarSpacer />
          <Button
          icon="sap-icon://add"
          press=".onAddPress"
          />
          </OverflowToolbar>
          </t:extension>
          <t:columns>
          <t:Column>
          <Text text="Item 1" />
          <t:template>
          <ComboBox items="items1">
          <core:Item
          key="key"
          text="text"
          />
          </ComboBox>
          </t:template>
          </t:Column>
          <!-- ... -->
          </t:columns>
          </t:Table>


          By this, I just need to enhance the existing model data when the user presses on the + button instead of calling bindRows or bindAggregation every time.



          onAddPress: function() 
          const model = this.getOwnerComponent().getModel(); // JSONModel
          const currentRows = model.getProperty("/");
          const newRows = currentRows.concat(this.createEntry());
          model.setProperty("/", newRows);
          ,


          enter image description here






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          • Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

            – zygimantus
            Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











          • @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

            – Boghyon Hoffmann
            Nov 19 '18 at 10:05











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          Here is a minimal example: https://plnkr.co/edit/8YvXxk?p=preview



          In my example above, the rows are initially empty ([]). The binding definitions can stay in the view:



          <t:Table rows="/">
          <t:extension>
          <OverflowToolbar>
          <ToolbarSpacer />
          <Button
          icon="sap-icon://add"
          press=".onAddPress"
          />
          </OverflowToolbar>
          </t:extension>
          <t:columns>
          <t:Column>
          <Text text="Item 1" />
          <t:template>
          <ComboBox items="items1">
          <core:Item
          key="key"
          text="text"
          />
          </ComboBox>
          </t:template>
          </t:Column>
          <!-- ... -->
          </t:columns>
          </t:Table>


          By this, I just need to enhance the existing model data when the user presses on the + button instead of calling bindRows or bindAggregation every time.



          onAddPress: function() 
          const model = this.getOwnerComponent().getModel(); // JSONModel
          const currentRows = model.getProperty("/");
          const newRows = currentRows.concat(this.createEntry());
          model.setProperty("/", newRows);
          ,


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer

























          • Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

            – zygimantus
            Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











          • @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

            – Boghyon Hoffmann
            Nov 19 '18 at 10:05















          2














          Here is a minimal example: https://plnkr.co/edit/8YvXxk?p=preview



          In my example above, the rows are initially empty ([]). The binding definitions can stay in the view:



          <t:Table rows="/">
          <t:extension>
          <OverflowToolbar>
          <ToolbarSpacer />
          <Button
          icon="sap-icon://add"
          press=".onAddPress"
          />
          </OverflowToolbar>
          </t:extension>
          <t:columns>
          <t:Column>
          <Text text="Item 1" />
          <t:template>
          <ComboBox items="items1">
          <core:Item
          key="key"
          text="text"
          />
          </ComboBox>
          </t:template>
          </t:Column>
          <!-- ... -->
          </t:columns>
          </t:Table>


          By this, I just need to enhance the existing model data when the user presses on the + button instead of calling bindRows or bindAggregation every time.



          onAddPress: function() 
          const model = this.getOwnerComponent().getModel(); // JSONModel
          const currentRows = model.getProperty("/");
          const newRows = currentRows.concat(this.createEntry());
          model.setProperty("/", newRows);
          ,


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer

























          • Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

            – zygimantus
            Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











          • @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

            – Boghyon Hoffmann
            Nov 19 '18 at 10:05













          2












          2








          2







          Here is a minimal example: https://plnkr.co/edit/8YvXxk?p=preview



          In my example above, the rows are initially empty ([]). The binding definitions can stay in the view:



          <t:Table rows="/">
          <t:extension>
          <OverflowToolbar>
          <ToolbarSpacer />
          <Button
          icon="sap-icon://add"
          press=".onAddPress"
          />
          </OverflowToolbar>
          </t:extension>
          <t:columns>
          <t:Column>
          <Text text="Item 1" />
          <t:template>
          <ComboBox items="items1">
          <core:Item
          key="key"
          text="text"
          />
          </ComboBox>
          </t:template>
          </t:Column>
          <!-- ... -->
          </t:columns>
          </t:Table>


          By this, I just need to enhance the existing model data when the user presses on the + button instead of calling bindRows or bindAggregation every time.



          onAddPress: function() 
          const model = this.getOwnerComponent().getModel(); // JSONModel
          const currentRows = model.getProperty("/");
          const newRows = currentRows.concat(this.createEntry());
          model.setProperty("/", newRows);
          ,


          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer















          Here is a minimal example: https://plnkr.co/edit/8YvXxk?p=preview



          In my example above, the rows are initially empty ([]). The binding definitions can stay in the view:



          <t:Table rows="/">
          <t:extension>
          <OverflowToolbar>
          <ToolbarSpacer />
          <Button
          icon="sap-icon://add"
          press=".onAddPress"
          />
          </OverflowToolbar>
          </t:extension>
          <t:columns>
          <t:Column>
          <Text text="Item 1" />
          <t:template>
          <ComboBox items="items1">
          <core:Item
          key="key"
          text="text"
          />
          </ComboBox>
          </t:template>
          </t:Column>
          <!-- ... -->
          </t:columns>
          </t:Table>


          By this, I just need to enhance the existing model data when the user presses on the + button instead of calling bindRows or bindAggregation every time.



          onAddPress: function() 
          const model = this.getOwnerComponent().getModel(); // JSONModel
          const currentRows = model.getProperty("/");
          const newRows = currentRows.concat(this.createEntry());
          model.setProperty("/", newRows);
          ,


          enter image description here







          share|improve this answer














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          edited Mar 24 at 18:15

























          answered Feb 1 '18 at 12:18









          Boghyon HoffmannBoghyon Hoffmann

          7,19962862




          7,19962862












          • Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

            – zygimantus
            Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











          • @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

            – Boghyon Hoffmann
            Nov 19 '18 at 10:05

















          • Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

            – zygimantus
            Nov 19 '18 at 9:31











          • @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

            – Boghyon Hoffmann
            Nov 19 '18 at 10:05
















          Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

          – zygimantus
          Nov 19 '18 at 9:31





          Hi, @BoghyonHoffmann, your sample seems to be working only with JSON model. Is it possible to use it with OData model?

          – zygimantus
          Nov 19 '18 at 9:31













          @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

          – Boghyon Hoffmann
          Nov 19 '18 at 10:05





          @zygimantus The approach is the same; you're always adding a new object / entity to the model (instead of to the UI directly). In the case of ODataModel, the appropriate API is createEntry as mentioned in this answer: stackoverflow.com/a/48226884/5846045

          – Boghyon Hoffmann
          Nov 19 '18 at 10:05



















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