Please forgive me, I haven’t actually downloaded it and used it. But, is it possible to add pagination to an HTML table?

jTaby - 01 April 2008 01:18 AM

Please forgive me, I haven’t actually downloaded it and used it. But, is it possible to add pagination to an HTML table?

Yes it has an API, if you want an external paging mechanism.

nmweb - 29 March 2008 02:12 PM

I ran into it some time ago and I like it. Only thing missing was that it accepts xml datasources and not json which I usually use. Anyway, really good work, well done

JSON support now available. Check out the site

Forgive my ignorance but where do you put $(’.flexme’).flexigrid(); ?

Does it have to be a in php page?

Billy08 - 01 April 2008 01:19 PM

Forgive my ignorance but where do you put $(’.flexme’).flexigrid(); ?

Does it have to be a in php page?

It is the function of the Flexigrid jQuery plugin. jQuery is a Javascript library, so you should check out jquery.com for more information if you’re stumped what to do.

Billy08 - 01 April 2008 01:19 PM

Forgive my ignorance but where do you put $(’.flexme’).flexigrid(); ?

Does it have to be a in php page?

It’s a javascript plugin, so it’s a front-end grid, what ever you use in the backend platform is up to you.

So just generate an html and apply the script.

Paulo, bloody awesome. Really. Not sure if you’re looking for requests, as I’m sure your hands are full, but here are a couple anyway…

1. Multi-column sort (see jQuery Tablesorter plugin for what I mean).
2. Inline-editing.

Again, beautiful work.

Hi Paulo!

First I would like to say that your flexigrid is great!
I found a small bug (or maybe something that hasn’t been implemented yet):

When you click a column which is NOT sortable, the Ajax request is still processed.

I added this to the
changeSort function:

changeSort: function(th) { //change sortorder
var col_id = ($(th).attr(‘axis’).substr(3));
if(p.colModel[col_id][‘sortable’]!=true){
  return false;
             
}
......

Hope this will be handy for other users

Greetings

Sander

Kevin Kietel - 01 April 2008 04:08 PM

Hi Paulo!

First I would like to say that your flexigrid is great!
I found a small bug (or maybe something that hasn’t been implemented yet):

When you click a column which is NOT sortable, the Ajax request is still processed.

I added this to the
changeSort function:

changeSort: function(th) { //change sortorder
var col_id = ($(th).attr(‘axis’).substr(3));
if(p.colModel[col_id][‘sortable’]!=true){
  return false;
             
}
......

Hope this will be handy for other users

Greetings

Sander

Thanks for the heads up

Actually what happened was i rewrote the colModel, and forgot to remove the setting in Example 3, you don’t have to declare if it’s sortable, just don’t assign a name in the configuration.

You don’t need it. Flexigrid determines which column a data belongs by assigning an identifier to the column.

Great, didn’t figure that out yet….

Is there a possibility to ‘lock’ one or more columns, so that their width is not resizable?

thanks!