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Hi!

after resorting columns of an table, there is no server-roundtripp posible.
So if use leave the applet without "click-inside", we can't store the user configuration of columns.
Is it posible to get an "flush" for resorting / resizing?

best regards

Hi,

yes - re-arranging the column tables does not automatically trigger a server roundtrip... - so your description is correct.

...hmm: is this a "hot topic" on your side, or just "by the way"?

Regards, Björn

Hi!

We get this in a bug-report by our customer.
This time we recommend to click inside after changing the column-order.

I will ask him for priority - maybe it is only "nice to have a fix".

Best regards

Hi,

from next update on there is an attribute FLUSHCOLUMNUPDATES - if set tot "true" then the changes of columns sequence and/or column widths is directly flushed to the server side.

Thanks for your input +
Regards!

Björn

Cool, thx!

Mhh, I can't find it.
Where is it?

...maybe you did not download 20110606 but some previous release? 20110606 was published quite late yesterday night...

Regards, Björn

now it works, thx

Sorry, I don't get it. How is the attribute FLUSHCOLUMNUPDATES supposed to work?

Just a small example. A simple grid with two columns. When we change the sort order on either of them, we like to call an Action-Listener to do stuff. We tried the following but that doesn't work at all:

Code:

<t:fixgrid id="g_1" flushcolumnupdates="true" objectbinding="#{d.aaaa.bbbb}" actionListener="#{d.aaaa.onEvent}">
 	<t:gridcol id="g_2" text="Family name" >
 		<t:label id="g_3" text=".{familyName}" />
 	</t:gridcol>
 	<t:gridcol id="g_4" text="First name" >
 		<t:label id="g_5" text=".{firstName}" />
 	</t:gridcol>
 </t:fixgrid>

Where to put the Action-Listener? Where should we catch the flush event?

Greetings,
Manuel

Hi,

the grid'S action listener by default routes to the "onGridAction" method of the FIXGRIDBinding. Please do not change this. Or: if you change it, the first thing you should do, is to call "onGridAction".

The sorting is already "opened up", so that you can place own logic: please check the developer's guide (Working with Grids - there are some chapters about sorting) + the demo workplace (Section Grids & Trees), there are a couple of examples.

Regards, Björn

PS: sorting is always through the server, because the client does only know a certain part of the whole grid. FLUSHCOLUMNUPDATES is referring to column sequence/width updates.

Thanks again for the fast response. Overwriting onGridAction() and reacting on the BaseActionEventGridSort event solved our problem.

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