treeGrid.destructor() question

#1

I’m using “destructor”'s release resource function, but when I modify the data and call “destructor” it causes ERROR in JS

Would you like to ask if there are any restrictions on the use of “destructor”?

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----------------------update 2022-06-16
Thank you for your reply @sematik . After I used the “dhx.awaitRedraw()” function, the JS did not pop out an error message, and the resources were released successfully, but when I wanted to update again, I found that the entire treeGrid was stuck. Is it necessary to set other functions to wake up treeGrid after awaitRedraw()"?

#2

Please, try to call the destructor() method from the awaitRedraw() helper handler.
https://docs.dhtmlx.com/suite/helpers/await_redraw/
Like:

treeGridData_modify();
dhx.awaitRedraw().then(function(){
   Treegrid.destructor();
})
#3

Thank you for your reply.

After I used the “dhx.awaitRedraw()” function, the JS did not pop out an error message, and the resources were released successfully, but when I wanted to update again, I found that the entire treeGrid was stuck, please use “dhx. Is it necessary to set other functions to wake up treeGrid after awaitRedraw()”?

#4

Could you please, clarify your issue with the code snippet?
destructor() method destroys the treegrid object.

#5

Thx @sematik,

The picture shows me a process of freeing resources and rebuilding the treeGrid.

The first time was successful, but I found that after releasing the resources and rebuilding the data, the “event function” all failed, and any actions on the treeGrid table could no longer be detected.

Or do I have to rebuild the “event function”?

I’ve also tried putting the step of creating a new treeGrid outside of “awaitRedraw”, but nothing happens.

Is there any other setting I should make? Thanks

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#6

Sorry,
I found the reason, the events need to be declared again after rebuild.

Thank you @sematik for your help.