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Hi After I add the autoCommit to the store I get problems with assignments:
the code:
ngAfterViewInit(): void {
// Store Scheduler instance
this.scheduler = this.schedulerComponent.instance;
(this.scheduler.project.eventStore as EventStore).autoCommit=true;
// (this.scheduler.project.resourceStore as ResourceStore).autoCommit=true;
(this.scheduler.project.eventStore as EventStore).add(this.schedulerProps.events);
(this.scheduler.project.resourceStore as ResourceStore).add(this.schedulerProps.resources);
console.log((this.scheduler.project.eventStore as EventStore).getEventsForResource('r2'));
}
the console shows empty([]) and the resource has events.
If I remove the event store auto commit all works fine.
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Hi,
Did you try recommended way? Why it's not an option for you? What's the goal to set autoCommit
at runtime instead of set it initially or use API we suggested in previous messages?
I see you set autoCommit
for eventStore only. I also don't see you set any assignments
, as well as you loaded events
before resources
, so auto resolving in this situation is a race-condition: if no resource record with requested id available in ResourceStore
, resourceId
will be reset and assignment won't be created because of invalid linking. Best of all in case you used manual data, use AssignmentStore
to avoid such problems. Or load resources first and use addAsync
to make sure data added.
https://bryntum.com/products/scheduler/docs/api/Scheduler/data/mixin/EventStoreMixin#function-addAsync
Please also see https://bryntum.com/products/scheduler/docs/api/Scheduler/model/mixin/ProjectModelMixin#function-loadInlineData
All the best,
Alex Lazarev
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hi,
Best practice is to use data binding as we suggested in our guide. But if your business logic doesn't allow it, you can go like that, I do not see any objections, you will just take care of things by yourself, like these commits.
All the best,
Alex Lazarev
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