I have a Primefaces Datatable with draggableRows="true". Upon dragging a row to a different location, I would like to open a confirm-dialog where the user is asked if they really want to drag that row and to not perform the dragging if the user declines. Is this possible? Where can I provide some functions that decides whether the dragging is performed or not?
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I have a working <kendo-grid> component with 10 visible rows over a data set of 34 rows (approx 4 pages). Sorting and selecting is working as expected.
<kendo-grid [data]="gridView"
[pageSize]="pageSize"
[skip]="skip"
[pageable]="true"
[height]="300"
(pageChange)="pageChange($event)"
[sortable]="{ mode: 'single' }"
[sort]="sort"
[selectable]="true"
(sortChange)="sortChange($event)"
(selectionChange)="selectionChange($event)">
Say I select second row. Then I sort the table and the selection stays on row two but of course it's highlighting a different record. It's always selecting the second row on the grid, which of course, it's what I want.
How do I clear the selected row in my (sortChange) event so at least the user isn't presented with a different selection that they one they already chose. I am open to some kind of data binding attribute for selected row that I could set to null or some property on gridView or even poking around inside #ViewChild .
Any help would be appreciated.
Normal Sort
Ascending Sort
Descending Sort
I had a similar question here: Select grid row item from code
Basically, you also need to select the grid row item from code without user interaction and this is currently not supported in the current beta build of the Kendo UI Angular2 controls.
In my application, I resort to triggering a click event on the row I want to select. :/
I do this in a case where I have 'up' and 'down' buttons to rearrange the grid and want to maintain my selection when I switch items.
var grid = document.getElementById('myGrid');
var rows = grid.getElementsByTagName('tr');
rows[idx].click(); // add one to the desired row index to skip the header row
Here's a (sloppy, minimal) Plunkr of this scenario: http://plnkr.co/edit/09dlqdl0Xchoy0e5zKRq
I'm currently working with a <p:dataTable> (from PrimeFaces 5.2) with many columns, and as I approach the width of the datatable's parent container, PrimeFaces starts hiding columns; unfortunately it seems to be the most important column (first on the left, a <p:datePicker>).
I've tried assigning that column a priority="1" and the other columns priority="3" as described on the ShowCase site, but the first column is still hidden.
In addition to just nesting the datatable within a <p:tabView> I've tried making the dataTable scrollable via scrollable="true" and assigning a width, or also try wrapping the datatable within a <p:scrollPanel> but the column was still being hidden in either case.
When I remove enough columns (from the right-most of the table), the hidden column will again reappear.
I'm interested in a solution that is not tied/hard-coded to a specific column, as I've run into this same issue on the 2nd column, or 3rd, depending on the resolution or browser width...I want to be sure that my users are seeing everything that was coded into the datatable, even if that means they have to scroll, rather than having a dynamic function suppress values unbeknownst to the user or myself.
Basically, I recommend to add tableStyle="width:auto" to a <p:datatable> so that you do not have to deal with the single columns width. Primefaces will handle it for you dynamically depending on the length of the column entry.
I've got a custom control based on a Datagrid. What I want to achieve is doing multiple selection of rows and then right click on the row selector to open a context menu.
What actually happens: Selection of multiple rows works fine until the user right clicks on the row selector. Once that is done, there is only one selected row the one over which the right mouse button was clicked.
What I need to happen: Allow the user to do a multiple selection (rows have a style for selection) and right click to open the context menu without loosing the previous selection.
What do I need to do?
No it doesn't happen like that at all. Make sure that you have DataGridView MultiSelect property set to TRUE. Then assign your ContextMenustrip control to the datagrid's ContextMenuStrip property.
That should do the work and multiple selection should remain on right mouse click as well unless in your code behind somewhere you are altering that.
In which case, you will have to debug and find out where and how.
Just revisited the code and found that I was not updating the SelectedItems IList:
Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(new Action(delegate
{
foreach (var item in e.RemovedItems)
{
SelectedItems.Add(item);
}
SelectedItemsList.Add(SelectedItem);
}), System.Windows.Threading.DispatcherPriority.ContextIdle, null);
I would like to scroll automatically to a given row in a JSF/RichFaces Extended Data-table (rich:extendedDataTable). Ideally, I would like to use two extended data-tables with vertical scrollbars on both.
When I select a row in a first table the corresponding row gets selected in the second table (do this from the managed bean, by playing with the selection attribute of my table).
The second table then scrolls automatically so that the selected row becomes visible, even if hidden.
The solution should not involve the rich:datascroller, but instead use the out-of-box JSF/RichFaces vertical scrolling.
Thanks for helping!
Matthieu
So well I finally developed my own kind of scrollable datatable, playing dynamically with the "first" and "rows" tags of both the datatable and collapsible subtable.
Relevant values are dynamically computed by the managed bean.
So what I want is this (Just the collapsible part):
http://www.primefaces.org/showcase-labs/ui/layoutEvents.jsf;jsessionid=238C388CE45C77A9B90898A82F2340EA
With 2 differences.
I want it in a datatable
I want to make a custom button that will control whether or not they are collapsed
Is this possible if so is there a good example I can go off?
i would start by
creating the dataTable as you want it to look with the row fully 'expanded'
put the data to be toggled in a panelGroup
put some sort of toggle on the row
put an effect on the panelGroup
put an action on your toggle to show/hide the panelGroup for the row
Some component libraries have this. they call them 'expandible rows', some display the data in the row, some render the row(s) below the 'parent' one.
One issue that i found (in earlier versions) is that when you had the data display in a separate row and you had a paginator set to show a set rows to display, it would bump the last row(s) when expanding the requested row to expand. I don't know if that is still the case.