I have created a nested table and it gets toggled (show/hide )on click of a cell. When i click a cell,it hides and when i click again it is visible. This functionality is working absolutely fine as expected. I have a requirement where on the initial load of thr table the nested table should be hidden and only during the click Of cell,it should be visible.
I have tried some table callbacks like table building and table built function ( http://tabulator.info/docs/4.0/callbacks ) to hide the nested one,but its not working as expected. Please help me at the earliest.
I have done the nested table scenario with reference from : Show/Hide or Toggle Nested Table Child In Tabulator
Thanks
Ajith
It depends heavily on how you have setup your table, but working from the link you had in your example, you should set the style display to "none" after creating the table element, that way it will start hidden.
var tableEl = document.createElement("div");
tableEl.style.display = "none"; //start with table element hidden
You may need to call the redraw function on the child table when it is first shown if there are any rendering issues
Are you using jQuery to hide/show the table? If so you can add style="display:none" as an attribute on the table element which will cause it to be hidden initially.
example:
<table style="display:none">
...
and in your JavaScript:
$('table').show()
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In tabulator I used a checkbox for select all and deselect all ,
for checkbox checked and unchecked i used a following code,
For checked
$('input[name = custmisedtab]').prop('checked', true);
For Unchecked
$('input[name = custmisedtab]').prop('checked', false);
when I was checked it will checked a only that records that are shown in screen not all which is shown after scrollbar.
With Tabulator, you should not be modifying the DOM directly - instead, update the data object of the table. You should have a column with a custom formatter to display a checkbox, checked based on the columns value. To update their state, call table.updateData() or table.updateRow() for all the rows.
Your current code doesn't update the checkboxes beyond the scrollbar because of Tabulator's virtualization. When you try to set the checkbox states, the rows beyond the scrollbar aren't actually part of the DOM yet, and thus aren't available to jQuery to update.
Tabulator offers a wide range of options to programmatically filter data, however I could not find a way to render on the page the dropdown and textbox used to actually filter data on the table.
It seems the only option that render a filter element on the Table is: headerFilter.
It looks weird that I have to create dropdown and searchbox myself?
Here is the link to their page dealing with Filters: http://tabulator.info/docs/4.1/filter
Please advise, thank you
You can use any of tabulators Editors as header filters
The Examples Page contains a fully working example of a table with a selection of header filters including text boxes and select elements
in the column definition you just have to use the headerFilter property, in this case we also use the headerFilterParams option to make the select element populate from the names in the column:
{title:"Name", field:"name" headerFilter:"select", headerFilterParams:{values:true}}
or for a simple input element
{title:"Name", field:"name" headerFilter:"input"}
Is it possible to force the user to select only one value from a filter ?
For a radio button filter as below, is it possible to remove the buttons all & none and make sure that only one Choice is selected ?
you cannot change the existing filter features or functionality without developing a custom extension for a new filter control.
that said, you can certainly emulate a filter using what's called a Property Control and a Data Limiting Expression. for single selection, you're stuck with either a Dropdown control or a Listbox (single select) control.
you would need to...
create a Text Area Visualization on the page somewhere
insert a Listbox or Dropdown Property Control into the Text Area Visualization
create a Document Property with the same data type as your filter column and associate it to the Property Control. you can set this to Unique Values in Column or write in your own Fixed values.
open the Properties dialog on the visualization you'd like to filter and navigate to the Data page
scroll down to Limit Data Using Expression and use an expression like [MyFilterColumn] = "${MyDocumentProperty}" (quotes are required for string values; if numeric then omit quotes)
Please add this CSS in the HTML page of the spotifre to remove all and none
.ColumnFilter .sf-element-filter-item:last-of-type { display:none; }
.ColumnFilter .sf-element-filter-item:first-of-type { display:none; }
Another way to force the users to select one option is to add a Show/Hide in the visualization like this: Hide if UniqueCount([Field]) is greater than 1
I'm working on an Xpages application on which I have a view control.
I tried to put a checkbox in the column header to select all of the check boxes in the view.
The problem is when I go to another page from the view, its lines are not checked and the selection is made only on the visible page.
So, I want to be able to select all the rows in all the pages of the view, this without the selection disappears when switching from one page to another of the view.
There are couple of problems with views and selections.
First of all, pager actions to move between pages does not process 'select all rows' data because it is enabled to use partial execution by default. If you put partialExecute="false" into your pager, you will see that 'select all rows' checkbox will be maintained between pages.
However, if you have a checkbox on a column and the columnHeader, the component maintains a selectedIds array in the back-end. Unfortunately, this array holds only visible selections. Because the array is maintained by the viewPanel component, which is not aware of the list of data entries that are not shown.
Also, checkbox implementation does not provide any even mechanism where you can grab selections on the back-end to cache them between pages.
To determine select all checkbox can be doable with a little trick. Assuming you are using all default styles;
<xp:inputHidden
id="inputAllSelected"
value="#{viewScope.allSelected}"
defaultValue="false"></xp:inputHidden>
<xp:scriptBlock
id="scriptBlock1">
<xp:this.value><![CDATA[
function getSelectAllCheckbox() {
return dojo.query("input.xspCheckBoxViewColumnHeader")[0];
}
function toggleSelectAll(){
dojo.byId("#{id:inputAllSelected}").value=getSelectAllCheckbox().checked;
}
dojo.addOnLoad(function() {
dojo.connect(getSelectAllCheckbox(), "onchange", toggleSelectAll);
});
]]></xp:this.value>
</xp:scriptBlock>
To cache checkboxes between pages, you would implement your own checkboxes by using custom columns. I recommend using a data table component to get more flexibility.
I'm having this categorized view displayed in a view panel where the category column itself is not shown. Instead I'm displaying a combobox above the viewPanel where users can select from all the categories available (see screenshot below). The combo is bound to a scopeVariable and is refreshing the viewPanel onChange. The viewPanel has a computed categoryFilter reading from the same scopeVar. That all works nicely.
Now I also have implemented an additional wildcard (*) value in the selection list which (if selected) programmatically sets the cat filter to NULL. This way I'm forcing the viewPanel to show all entries. Again, this works fine, but with the drawback that now the view is showing empty rows where the category entries would be shown normally (in the screenshot you see empty rows above each entry, with 2 entries for the category "edcom GmbH" obviously belonging to the same category; those aren't separated by an empty row):
One way to at least hide those empty rows would be through means of css coding. But I would prefer those rows not being rendered at all.
Can this be done at all using a viewPanel, and how? Or do I have to use other controls like a repeat or a dataTable maybe?
Thanks in advance,
Lothar
One "hack" (an ugly one I admit) would be to change your categorization column from Firma to Firma:"--All--" or Firma:"*" and then instead of setting the category filter to NULL you set it to "--All--" (or "*").
The double category hits the indexer, but should do what you need.
Obviously there's no easy way. So meanwhile I'll stick to this css-style solution:
In the view panel und All Properties - data I set var = "entry". Then, under All Properties - styling I set a programatic value for the rowClasses property:
if(entry.isCategory()){
return "rowStyleHidden";
}
return "";
The style class "rowStyleHidden" hides those rows using
display: none;
Don't know yet how this turns out performance-wise, I'll have to observe this once I implement it in a copy of the real database.
You can also switch to a none categorized view, by having the viewname calculated based on the value in combobox.