angular-ui-grid save state object doesn't contain 'field' property of column definitions











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I am using save state service -> $scope.gridApi.saveState.save() to save the current state of the grid. But the save state object doesn't contain the property 'field' defined in column Def. It contains only name, visible, width, sort and filter properties.



Is there any way to get the 'field' property of the column from saveStateService?










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    I am using save state service -> $scope.gridApi.saveState.save() to save the current state of the grid. But the save state object doesn't contain the property 'field' defined in column Def. It contains only name, visible, width, sort and filter properties.



    Is there any way to get the 'field' property of the column from saveStateService?










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      I am using save state service -> $scope.gridApi.saveState.save() to save the current state of the grid. But the save state object doesn't contain the property 'field' defined in column Def. It contains only name, visible, width, sort and filter properties.



      Is there any way to get the 'field' property of the column from saveStateService?










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      I am using save state service -> $scope.gridApi.saveState.save() to save the current state of the grid. But the save state object doesn't contain the property 'field' defined in column Def. It contains only name, visible, width, sort and filter properties.



      Is there any way to get the 'field' property of the column from saveStateService?







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          If you want to get the value of a field defined in columnDef, you can do it in the following way:



          example of a definition of columnDef



           let gridColumnDef = {
          enableFiltering: true,
          columnDefs: [
          { field: "Types", enableCellEdit: false, wordWrap: false },
          { field: "FileName", displayName: "File Name", enableCellEdit: false, width: "30%", wordWrap: true },
          { field: "NameState", displayName: "Name State", enableCellEdit: false, width: "9%" },
          { field: "Requirement", displayName: "Prop./Insu.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "7%" },
          { field: "Version", displayName: "Ver.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "5%" },
          {
          field: 'Actions', displayName: 'Action', width: "25%",
          cellTemplate: `<div class="ui-grid-cell-contents">
          <span ng-click="grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)" style="margin-top: -7px !important;font-size:15px !important"
          data-ng-if="(row.entity.Requirement === 'Approach') && row.entity.NameState !== 'uncharged'">
          <i class="fa fa-cloud-download color-black"></i>
          </div>`
          }]
          };


          you can also access methods from ui-grid:
          grid.appScope.nameMethod(params), in my case I call the method SelectedRowGridConfig and I pass you row.entity as a parameter:



          grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)


          I hope it helps you.






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          • Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
            – Geetha
            Nov 19 at 7:03










          • @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
            – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
            Nov 19 at 12:18











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          If you want to get the value of a field defined in columnDef, you can do it in the following way:



          example of a definition of columnDef



           let gridColumnDef = {
          enableFiltering: true,
          columnDefs: [
          { field: "Types", enableCellEdit: false, wordWrap: false },
          { field: "FileName", displayName: "File Name", enableCellEdit: false, width: "30%", wordWrap: true },
          { field: "NameState", displayName: "Name State", enableCellEdit: false, width: "9%" },
          { field: "Requirement", displayName: "Prop./Insu.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "7%" },
          { field: "Version", displayName: "Ver.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "5%" },
          {
          field: 'Actions', displayName: 'Action', width: "25%",
          cellTemplate: `<div class="ui-grid-cell-contents">
          <span ng-click="grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)" style="margin-top: -7px !important;font-size:15px !important"
          data-ng-if="(row.entity.Requirement === 'Approach') && row.entity.NameState !== 'uncharged'">
          <i class="fa fa-cloud-download color-black"></i>
          </div>`
          }]
          };


          you can also access methods from ui-grid:
          grid.appScope.nameMethod(params), in my case I call the method SelectedRowGridConfig and I pass you row.entity as a parameter:



          grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)


          I hope it helps you.






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          • Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
            – Geetha
            Nov 19 at 7:03










          • @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
            – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
            Nov 19 at 12:18















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          If you want to get the value of a field defined in columnDef, you can do it in the following way:



          example of a definition of columnDef



           let gridColumnDef = {
          enableFiltering: true,
          columnDefs: [
          { field: "Types", enableCellEdit: false, wordWrap: false },
          { field: "FileName", displayName: "File Name", enableCellEdit: false, width: "30%", wordWrap: true },
          { field: "NameState", displayName: "Name State", enableCellEdit: false, width: "9%" },
          { field: "Requirement", displayName: "Prop./Insu.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "7%" },
          { field: "Version", displayName: "Ver.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "5%" },
          {
          field: 'Actions', displayName: 'Action', width: "25%",
          cellTemplate: `<div class="ui-grid-cell-contents">
          <span ng-click="grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)" style="margin-top: -7px !important;font-size:15px !important"
          data-ng-if="(row.entity.Requirement === 'Approach') && row.entity.NameState !== 'uncharged'">
          <i class="fa fa-cloud-download color-black"></i>
          </div>`
          }]
          };


          you can also access methods from ui-grid:
          grid.appScope.nameMethod(params), in my case I call the method SelectedRowGridConfig and I pass you row.entity as a parameter:



          grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)


          I hope it helps you.






          share|improve this answer





















          • Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
            – Geetha
            Nov 19 at 7:03










          • @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
            – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
            Nov 19 at 12:18













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          If you want to get the value of a field defined in columnDef, you can do it in the following way:



          example of a definition of columnDef



           let gridColumnDef = {
          enableFiltering: true,
          columnDefs: [
          { field: "Types", enableCellEdit: false, wordWrap: false },
          { field: "FileName", displayName: "File Name", enableCellEdit: false, width: "30%", wordWrap: true },
          { field: "NameState", displayName: "Name State", enableCellEdit: false, width: "9%" },
          { field: "Requirement", displayName: "Prop./Insu.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "7%" },
          { field: "Version", displayName: "Ver.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "5%" },
          {
          field: 'Actions', displayName: 'Action', width: "25%",
          cellTemplate: `<div class="ui-grid-cell-contents">
          <span ng-click="grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)" style="margin-top: -7px !important;font-size:15px !important"
          data-ng-if="(row.entity.Requirement === 'Approach') && row.entity.NameState !== 'uncharged'">
          <i class="fa fa-cloud-download color-black"></i>
          </div>`
          }]
          };


          you can also access methods from ui-grid:
          grid.appScope.nameMethod(params), in my case I call the method SelectedRowGridConfig and I pass you row.entity as a parameter:



          grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)


          I hope it helps you.






          share|improve this answer












          If you want to get the value of a field defined in columnDef, you can do it in the following way:



          example of a definition of columnDef



           let gridColumnDef = {
          enableFiltering: true,
          columnDefs: [
          { field: "Types", enableCellEdit: false, wordWrap: false },
          { field: "FileName", displayName: "File Name", enableCellEdit: false, width: "30%", wordWrap: true },
          { field: "NameState", displayName: "Name State", enableCellEdit: false, width: "9%" },
          { field: "Requirement", displayName: "Prop./Insu.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "7%" },
          { field: "Version", displayName: "Ver.", enableCellEdit: false, width: "5%" },
          {
          field: 'Actions', displayName: 'Action', width: "25%",
          cellTemplate: `<div class="ui-grid-cell-contents">
          <span ng-click="grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)" style="margin-top: -7px !important;font-size:15px !important"
          data-ng-if="(row.entity.Requirement === 'Approach') && row.entity.NameState !== 'uncharged'">
          <i class="fa fa-cloud-download color-black"></i>
          </div>`
          }]
          };


          you can also access methods from ui-grid:
          grid.appScope.nameMethod(params), in my case I call the method SelectedRowGridConfig and I pass you row.entity as a parameter:



          grid.appScope.SelectedRowGridConfig(row.entity)


          I hope it helps you.







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          • Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
            – Geetha
            Nov 19 at 7:03










          • @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
            – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
            Nov 19 at 12:18


















          • Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
            – Geetha
            Nov 19 at 7:03










          • @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
            – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
            Nov 19 at 12:18
















          Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
          – Geetha
          Nov 19 at 7:03




          Thanks for the response. I want to save the state on columnPositionChanged event. So i need the value of 'field' in save state service. I can't get it from row entity.
          – Geetha
          Nov 19 at 7:03












          @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
          – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
          Nov 19 at 12:18




          @Geetha Do you still have the inconvenience?
          – Juan Esteban Londoño Tabares
          Nov 19 at 12:18


















           

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