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Learn how to effectively manage paging in Material UI DataGrid when applying filters. This guide will help you reset the page to 1 after a filter change.
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Resolving the Failed to Set Page Issue in Material UI DataGrid

If you're building applications using Material UI and React, you might have come across a common challenge: handling pagination in the DataGrid effectively, especially when filters are applied. Users reported situations where navigating to the next pages led to empty results because the grid maintains its current page state after filter changes. In this guide, we will explain how to address this issue and reset the page to the first when applying a new filter.

The Problem: DataGrid and Pagination

In one scenario, a developer encountered a challenge when using Material UI DataGrid. Here’s a summary of the situation:

They had a paginated DataGrid displaying data.

When navigating to pages 2 or 3 and applying filters, the DataGrid would not reset to the first page (page 1).

Instead, it would stay on the current page, resulting in misleading empty results as the filtered data might not fit the selected page.

This leads to confusion, as users expect the data to be relevant according to their filters.

Attempted Solution: Using useGridApiRef()

The developer attempted to use the useGridApiRef() hook to programmatically set the page to 0 (the first page) whenever the row data changed. Here’s a snippet of the code they utilized:

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However, the ref was always null, meaning the logic to reset the page was never reached.

The Solution: Upgrading to @ material-ui/x-grid

Upon further investigation, it became clear that the core issue rested in the version of Material UI being used. The apiRef, which facilitates programmatic control over the DataGrid, is not supported in the standard DataGrid package.

Steps to Resolve the Issue:

Upgrade to @ material-ui/x-grid:

To utilize apiRef, the project needs to switch from the standard @ material-ui/data-grid to @ material-ui/x-grid, which offers enhanced capabilities, including pagination management through the API.

Install the New Package:

Upgrade your dependencies in your project:

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Adjust Your Imports:

Replace your existing DataGrid imports:

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Reapply Your useGridApiRef():

After the upgrade, your previous logic for using the grid API should begin to function correctly:

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Conclusion

By upgrading to @ material-ui/x-grid, you gain access to the essential features that allow you to manage the DataGrid programmatically, including resetting the page upon filter changes. This ensures a smoother user experience and avoids confusion regarding data visibility.

Now, you can confidently implement pagination and filtering in your Material UI applications without running into the frustrating failed to set page issue. With these improvements, your next steps in development will be more intuitive, keeping your users happy!