Single-click Editing Not Working For Custom Input Cells In DataGrid

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Describe the Bug

When using a custom Input component from Ant Design in DataGrid cells (via renderCell), users need to double-click the cell to start editing. This is not the expected behavior, as it should allow input with a single click. This issue occurs specifically when using a custom column renderer with Ant Design's Input, not using the built-in editor of react-data-grid, and handling click interactions manually.

Steps to Reproduce

To reproduce this issue, follow these steps:

  1. Define a DataGrid column with type 'input': Use the attached TableColumn class to define a DataGrid column with type 'input'.
  2. Render Ant Design's Input component in renderCell: In the renderCell function, return an Ant Design Input component with the desired properties.
  3. Click a cell - requires double-click to focus: Click a cell in the DataGrid, and you will notice that it requires a double-click to focus the Input component.
  4. Compare with native text cells (single-click works): Compare the behavior of the custom Input cell with native text cells, which allow single-click editing.

Example Code

Here is an example of how to define a DataGrid column with type 'input' using the attached TableColumn class:

// From TableColumn.js
case 'input':
  this.renderCell = ({ row }) => {
    return (
      <Input 
        defaultValue={row[_field.FCODE]} 
        onChange={({ target: { value } }) => row[_field.FCODE] = value}
      />
    );
  };
  break;

Expected Behavior

The expected behavior is to allow single-click editing of the custom Input cell. This means that:

  • Single click should focus the Input and allow immediate typing: When a user clicks a cell, the Input component should be focused, and the user should be able to start typing immediately.
  • Smooth transition between display mode and edit mode: The transition between display mode and edit mode should be smooth, without any unnecessary clicks or interactions.

Actual Behavior

However, the actual behavior is different:

  • Requires double-click to focus: The Input component requires a double-click to focus, which is not the expected behavior.
  • First click selects the cell, second click focuses the Input: The first click selects the cell, and the second click focuses the Input component, which is not a smooth transition.

Environment

The issue is observed in the following environment:

  • React: 18.0.33
  • Ant Design: 5.3.7
  • react-data-grid: 7.0.0-beta.44

Version Regression

The issue is a regression in the 7.0.0-beta.44 version of react-data-grid. It worked as expected in the 7.0.0-beta.12 version.

Solution

To fix this issue, you can try the following solutions:

  • Use the built-in editor of react-data-grid: Instead of using a custom column renderer, use the built-in editor of react-data-grid.
  • Handle click interactions differently: Handle click interactions differently to allow single-click editing.
  • Upgrade to a newer version of react-data-grid: Upgrade to a newer version of react-data-grid to see if the issue is fixed.

Conclusion

Q: What is the expected behavior for single-click editing in DataGrid?

A: The expected behavior is to allow single-click editing of the custom Input cell. This means that when a user clicks a cell, the Input component should be focused, and the user should be able to start typing immediately.

Q: Why is single-click editing not working for custom Input cells in DataGrid?

A: Single-click editing is not working for custom Input cells in DataGrid because of a regression in the 7.0.0-beta.44 version of react-data-grid. This version requires a double-click to focus the Input component, which is not the expected behavior.

Q: What are the steps to reproduce this issue?

A: To reproduce this issue, follow these steps:

  1. Define a DataGrid column with type 'input' using the attached TableColumn class.
  2. Render Ant Design's Input component in renderCell.
  3. Click a cell - requires double-click to focus.
  4. Compare with native text cells (single-click works).

Q: What is the environment in which this issue is observed?

A: The issue is observed in the following environment:

  • React: 18.0.33
  • Ant Design: 5.3.7
  • react-data-grid: 7.0.0-beta.44

Q: Is this issue a regression in a specific version of react-data-grid?

A: Yes, this issue is a regression in the 7.0.0-beta.44 version of react-data-grid. It worked as expected in the 7.0.0-beta.12 version.

Q: What are some possible solutions to fix this issue?

A: Some possible solutions to fix this issue are:

  • Use the built-in editor of react-data-grid.
  • Handle click interactions differently to allow single-click editing.
  • Upgrade to a newer version of react-data-grid to see if the issue is fixed.

Q: Can I use a custom column renderer with Ant Design's Input?

A: Yes, you can use a custom column renderer with Ant Design's Input. However, you may need to handle click interactions differently to allow single-click editing.

Q: How can I ensure that single-click editing works for custom Input cells in DataGrid?

A: To ensure that single-click editing works for custom Input cells in DataGrid, you can try the following:

  • Use the built-in editor of react-data-grid.
  • Handle click interactions differently to allow single-click editing.
  • Upgrade to a newer version of react-data-grid to see if the issue is fixed.

Q: What is the expected behavior for smooth transition between display mode and edit mode?

A: The expected behavior is for a smooth transition between display mode and edit mode. This means that when a user clicks a cell, the Input component should be focused, and the user should be able to start typing immediately without any unnecessary clicks or interactions.

Q: Can I get help with implementing a custom column renderer with Ant Design's Input?

A: Yes, you can get help with implementing a custom column renderer with Ant Design's Input. You can try searching online for examples or seeking help from a developer community or forum.