[timo75Participant]

Peter,

FYI: I downgraded from 10.0.2 to 10.0.0, then to 9.1.6.

With 9.1.6 the columlines show up correctly, i.e.:
– In Vue Dev Tools, the prop is now correctly displayed as showcolumnlines:true instead of showcolumnlines:0 (see my previous comment)
– ‘border-right-color: transparent’ is not rendered in the markup anymore.

Looks like a bug in v10 to me. Maybe you can investigate it.

Cheers,
Timo

[timo75Participant]

Waht I find strange is that when I inspect the props, they are always “0”. Shouldnt that be true/false if it’s supposed to be Boolean?
https://www.screenpresso.com/=8Powg

[timo75Participant]

Hi Peter,

I had a look at your example and when I activate columnLines there, the “border-right-color: transparent” is removed from the markup. See:
https://www.screenpresso.com/=IJ8Hc

That’s why I’m a bit irritated by your statement that it needs to be there to avoid double-borders.

As I said, even if I’m force-setting showcolumlines=true (which shouldnt be necessary, I’m getting “border-right-color: transparent” in the markup…

You don’t seem to have the same example in the Vue section in your demos. Maybe you can double check it?

Cheers,
Timo

[timo75Participant]

Hi Peter,

Thanks for the explanation. The demo switches the showColumlines attribute on/off, which is exactly what I’m trying to do but doesnt work.

But then I guess I’ll have to analyze further what might cause the problem on my site.

Thanks,
Timo

[timo75Participant]

Hi Hristov,

Thanks for the reply. As I mentioned: I keep getting ‘border-right-color: transparent’ rendered in the markup as an inline style. In your example it’s not there. If I deactivate the inline-style in the console, the vertical line for that cell gets displayed correctly. So I wonder why that style is getting rendered here, even if I hard set shocolumnlines to false (though ‘true’ is the default if not set).

Cheers,
Timo

[timo75Participant]

So is there a way to “inject” the old cell value (gathered through cellbeginedit) into the updaterow callback? I find the updaterow callback very handy because it’s automatically triggered once you change a cell’s value. It would just be nice transfer the old row or cell values to a server in order to only update the changed values server-side. Especially when when a row’s fields a stored in different models in the database this would avoid unnecessary database queries.

[timo75Participant]

A use case for this would be: A JSON object that has a field which is true or false, but you might want to use a cellsrenderer to have “yes” or “no” displayed instead. A user would want to filter a column by choosing “show rows where: contains: yes”…which does not work.

In this case you have to change the values (true-> “yes”…) server side. I would be hand to do that client side…

[timo75Participant]

Thanks. In the dropdownlost example you mention there is no differentation between field values and labels. Is it possible to store the values but display a comma separated list of labels? I need this for managaing category assignments where each category has a name (label) and an ID (value; which is stored in the database).

[timo75Participant]

Thanks for the quick answer. So I suppose that columntype: “button” is not an editor from the technical point of view that could be set with columntype: ‘custom’ ?

[timo75Participant]

I can confirm the problem exists with NULL values.

[timo75Participant]

ok, thanks. will do that then.

[timo75Participant]

could I get a reply/confirmation to my question? thanks.

[timo75Participant]

>>>These files are included only in the builds for customers with Developer/Enterprise license.<<<

The 99 USD Website License doesnt include the file? hmmm. Actually I'm doing a site for a non-profit organiztion and wouldn’t need the license at all. But sending personal grid data to a remote server is sort of a privacy/security issue. The only solution would really be to pay the full 399 USD?

[timo75Participant]

Yes, that’s certainly possible. But I would have preferred to have the values in the original markup and keep the JS code rather generic. Having the data-* attributes taken over would be nice. Maybe an idea for the future

[timo75Participant]

Is there a way to set the actual Content (“Please click […] events log.”) using setContent but keep the OK-Button? When I use setContent it overwrites everything in the 2nd div of #window, including the markup for the OK-button…

What’s best practice to have Ok-buttons but set the text in the window dynamically?

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