function UserIdChange(evt, ui) { var UserId = ui.items[0].data.Value; //Passing selected value to the controller and retriving json object $.getJSON('GetUserData', { id: UserId}, function (data) { var name_editor = $("#gridUserInformation").igGridUpdating("editorForKey", "Name"); name_editor.igTextEditor("value", data[0]); var occupation_editor = $("#gridUserInformation").igGridUpdating("editorForKey", "Occupation"); occupation_editor.igTextEditor("value", data[1]); }); }
Hello,
Which version of Ignite UI are you currently using? If you are unsure, you can get it by executing "$.ui.igGrid.version" in the browser's console.
I am looking forward to your reply! Thank you for using Infragistics forums!
Best regards,
Stamen Stoychev
I am attaching a sample that is very close to what I assume is your use-case and it works as expected. The differences are that I am using mockjax to simulate an AJAX response and also that I am referencing Ignite UI 17.1 latest. You may find it attached to this post. Please, feel free to modify it so that it represents your use-case better (and possibly reproduce the behavior you are describing).
Please, have in mind that you are posting with a trial account and as such are only entitled to support for the latest version of Ignite UI. This means that I will not be able to look into any issues that are specific to 16.1.2145 unless you register that product version using the license key you've received with your purchase.