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Is there some reason you do not use a DataSource for the grid? Then you could simply add the row to the DataSource.

If you insist on manually adding the rows, then the problem you currently have is that the code is never “adding” a new row to the grid. The code simply uses the grids CurrentRow to set the values. This may work but the grids “new” row will not get created.

It is questionable to use the grids CurrentRow in this manner... So instead of using the grids CurrentRow for this, I suggest you “add” a new row in the RicercaxCodiceArticolo method. Something like below should add the new row and the “new-new” empty row should be at the bottom…

Create a form inside your table and create a custom function in the select (I assume you want to change it using a select) After that you want to create a ajax request like this: $.fn.myFunction = function(form){ //put the form elements in an array id = $(form).serializeArray(); //Get the value of the first index(the id) id = id[0]["value"]; $.ajax({ // Post method type: 'POST', // Url to the route url: "/ajax/myfunction", headers: { 'X-CSRF-TOKEN': $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content') }, // Data to submit to the function data: { //CRSF token for laravel form validations _token: $('meta[name="csrf-token"]').attr('content'), id: id }, success: function(response){ //if request is made successfully then the response represent the data $( "#result" ).empty().append( response ); } }); }

Take a look at this line from your code:

The problem with the lines

A dplyr approach

We need to first extract the desired list-columns with pull. Second, we can map regular dplyr filter to get only elements with channel_id == 1, then select the link column, Finally, bind the elements back together with bind_rows. If we would rather have a vector of links instead of a data.frame, we can replace bind_rows with unlist %>% unname

In Javascript, you could take an array of wanted groups with

• grouping property,
• an array of properties of their grouping level,
• a wanted key name for the children of this level of grouping.

Then create a nested object (this is the same structure of every level) with a property _ which keeps an object for the nested levels and an array of the children of the actual level.

To get a result take only the _ property.

With a variable array of columns you need to group in hierarchical order, you'll certainly want a recursive solution to this problem. For each step in your recursive calls, check to see if a particular grouping level exists yet, and if not, then initialize it. Group using associative arrays for your items, then convert to flat arrays after. It's very simple conceptually, although perhaps a little confusing to look at:

Get rid of that unclosed On Error Resume Next which is masking all potential errors.

At first glance I can see you trying to use methods of MSHTML.HTMLTable on a WebElement, which won't work.

Use the in-built methods e.g. Dim myColl As Selenium.Table then use the .ToExcel method to write out the table to a specified range in one go.

FireFox is no longer supported (not since a very old version) so forget about that. You do have a choice of several other browsers but Chrome should be good enough.

Make sure your ChromeDriver and Chrome browser versions are compatible.

Because your html is not valid, where are the paired closing tags for the span or i tags?

Not valid: