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The Grid control is used to display data in a table. To add a Grid to your app, choose the Grid icon in the Toolbar. Use the Property Editor to set the properties. | The Grid control is used to display data in a table. To add a Grid to your app, choose the Grid icon in the Toolbar. Use the Property Editor to set the properties. It is based on the HTML Table element. | ||
The onclick event can be used to check for clicks. Check event.target.id to find out which cell was clicked. | The onclick event can be used to check for clicks. Check event.target.id to find out which cell was clicked. | ||
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Each cell in the grid has its own id, in the form gridId_x_y. The id of the top left element of Grid1 is Grid1_0_0. | Each cell in the grid has its own id, in the form gridId_x_y. The id of the top left element of Grid1 is Grid1_0_0. | ||
== Properties and Methods == | == Properties and Methods == |
Revision as of 19:37, 6 April 2015
Description
The Grid control is used to display data in a table. To add a Grid to your app, choose the Grid icon in the Toolbar. Use the Property Editor to set the properties. It is based on the HTML Table element.
The onclick event can be used to check for clicks. Check event.target.id to find out which cell was clicked.
The width of the grid is set to the total of the pixel widths of the columns, if supplied. Otherwise, it is full width.
If you set the style of the grid to ‘table-layout:fixed;’ it will force the able to maintain cell widths. If the data is too big, it will overflow to the next cell, as in Excel.
If you change the size of a control with scrolling enabled at runtime (by doing addCols or deleteRows, etc.), you need to recalulate the size of the scrolling area by doing controlname.refresh(). This also applies if you load a new form with a Grid on it. The width may also need to be set. A good place to do this is in the onshow() function of the new form.
Grid1.refresh() Grid1.width="90%"
To add a control to your app, choose the control’s icon in the Toolbar, then position it on the Design Screen. Use the Property Editor to set the properties you need, then add functions to your code to respond to the events that come from the control: usually, just onclick.
Each cell in the grid has its own id, in the form gridId_x_y. The id of the top left element of Grid1 is Grid1_0_0.
Properties and Methods
Standard properties are supported, plus:
addCols(n) | Add n columns to the right of the table. Default is 1. |
addRows(n) | Adds n rows to the end of the table. Default is 1. |
alignments | The alignment of the data in each column. Can be left, right, center, justify or char=”.”. Optional. (Design time only) |
cell(row, col) | Returns a reference to cell x,y. |
cellstyle | The style of each cell in the grid. Use cell(x,y).style at runtime. |
cols | The number of columns in the table. (Design time only) |
colwidths | The width of each column, in pixels (100px), comma separated. Design time only. |
deleteCols(n) | Deletes n columns from the right of the table. Default is 1. |
deleteRows(n) | Delete n rows from the end of the table. Default is 1. |
getColCount() | Returns the number of columns. |
getRowCount() | Returns the number of rows. |
getValue(row,col) | Get the current value of a cell. |
rowheights | The height of each row, in pixels (20px) or percentages (20%), comma separated. Read only at runtime. |
refresh() | Recalculate the scrolling area after additions or deletions. Used for scrolling grids only. |
rows | The number of rows in the table. (Design time only) |
scroll_options | This control makes use of iScroll. It has a number of options, including:
bounce: true/false. When the end of the scroll area is reached, should the image bounce? zoom: true/false. Allow two finger zoom in gesture? The full list of options is documented here: http://cubiq.org/iscroll-4 |
scrolling | Allow choices in the menu to scroll? On or off. (design time) |
setColumnWidth(col, width) | Sets the width of col to width. Needs to be done to all columns to be effective. |
setRowHeight(row, height) | Sets the height of row to height. |
setValue(row, col, value) | Set the value of a cell. Can be string or HTML. |
titles | The titles for each column, comma separated. Optional. (Design time only) |
Events
Grid supports the standard events, plus
onclick | Returns the ID of the cell clicked in event.target.id |
Examples
Load Grid - BASIC
For row=0 to 3 For col=0 to 3 Grid1.setValue(row,col,row*col) Next Next Function Button1_onclick() MsgBox "Grid(3,3)=" & Grid1.getValue(3,3) End Function Function Grid1_onclick(event) s=Split(event.target.id, "_") MsgBox "Click on " & s(0) & " at row " & s(1) & " and column " & s(2) MsgBox "Value is " & Grid1.getValue(s(1),s(2)) End Function
Load Grid (JavaScript)
for(row=0; row <= 3; row++) { for(col=0; col <= 3; col++) { Grid1.setValue(row,col,row*col); } } Button1.onclick = function() { alert("Grid[3,3]=" + Grid1.getValue(3,3)); } Grid1.onclick = function(event) { s=Split(event.target.id, "_"); alert("Click on " + s[0] + " at row " + s[1] + " and column " + s[2]); alert("Value is " + Grid1.getValue(s[1] ,s[2])); }
More complex Grid (Basic)
This sample code will add 100 rows to a grid with 4 columns and it will alternate the row colors.
Grid1.setRowHeight(0, "40px") 'Add 100 rows with 4 cols to the grid. For row=1 To 100 Grid1.addRows(1) Grid1.setRowHeight(row, "32px") For col=0 To 3 If col = 0 Then Grid1.setValue(row,col,"Row " + row) Else Grid1.setValue(row,col,row*col) End If 'Paints each row in alernating color. If (Abs(row) % 2) = 1 Then Grid1.cell(row,col).style.backgroundColor = RGB(255,255,240) Else Grid1.cell(row,col).style.backgroundColor = RGB(240,248,255) End If Next Next Grid1.refresh()
More complex Grid (JavaScript)
This sample code will add 100 rows to a grid with 4 columns and it will alternate the row colors.
Grid1.setRowHeight(0, "40px"); //Add 100 rows with 4 cols to the grid. for(row=1; row <= 100; row++) { Grid1.addRows(1); Grid1.setRowHeight(row, "32px"); for(col=0; col <= 3; col++) { if(col == 0) { Grid1.setValue(row,col,"Row " + row); } else { Grid1.setValue(row,col,row*col); } //Paints each row in alernating color. if((Math.abs(row) % 2) == 1) { Grid1.cell(row,col).style.backgroundColor = RGB(255,255,240); } else { Grid1.cell(row,col).style.backgroundColor = RGB(240,248,255); } } } Grid1.refresh();
Some more useful code
Setting Grid Font (JavaScript)
$("#Grid1 td").css("font-family", "Courier New")
Setting Grid Font (BASIC)
For i = 0 To Grid1.children[0].children.length - 1 For j = 0 To Grid1.children[0].children[i].children.length - 1 Grid1.children[0].children[i].children[j].style.fontFamily="Courier new" Next Next
Center align records in a grid
Function GridCenterAlign(grdName,startCol,endCol) Dim grdRows grdRows = grdName.getRowCount() For i = 1 To grdRows - 1 For col = startCol To endCol grdName.cell(i,col).style.textAlign = "center" Next Next End Function
Center align records in a grid
Function GridRightAlign(grdName,startCol,endCol) Dim grdRows grdRows = grdName.getRowCount() For i = 1 To grdRows - 1 For col = startCol To endCol grdName.cell(i,col).style.textAlign = "right" Next Next End Function
Set the height of a grid row
Function SetGridHeight(grdName,grdRowHeight)
Dim grdRows grdRows = grdName.getRowCount() For i = 1 To grdRows - 1 grdName.setRowHeight(i, grdRowHeight) Next
End Function
=== Make a grid row bold === <pre> Function BoldGridRow(grdName,rowPos) Dim grdCols grdCols = grdName.getColCount() For i = 0 To grdCols - 1 grdName.cell(rowPos,i).style.fontWeight = "bold" Next End Function
Draw alternate colors in the grid
Function AlternateGridColor(grdName) 'Paints Each row in alernating color. Dim grdRows, grdCols grdRows = grdName.getRowCount() grdCols = grdName.getColCount() For i = 1 To grdRows - 1 For col = 0 To grdCols - 1 If (Abs(i) % 2) = 1 Then grdName.cell(i,col).style.backgroundColor = RGB(255,255,240) Else grdName.cell(i,col).style.backgroundColor = RGB(240,248,255) End If Next Next End Function
Set the color of a cell
Grid1.cell(1,1).style.backgroundColor="red"
Make a row column combination bold
Grid1.cell(1,0).style.fontWeight = "bold"
Align a row column combination
Grid1.cell(1,0).style.textAlign = "right"
Put an image in a grid cell
Grid1.setValue(0,1,"<img src='mario.jpg' id='Grid1_0_1'>")
The 0_1 in the ID should have the same column and row as the first two arguments.
Scroll to the top of the grid (row 1)
Grid1_ref.scrollTo(0, 0)
Make a grid scrollable horizontally
Add this to scroll_options:
scrollX: true, freeScroll: true,
Do the following in Sub Main() or after adding data to the grid:
Grid1.refresh()
Hide Grid lines
Add this to cellStyle:
border-style:none;
To hide the outside border of a Grid, add this to Style:
border-style:none;
Change color of grid lines
border=color:red;
Make the grid's columns fixed width with no overflow
Put this into the grid's style property:
table-layout:fixed;
Put this into the grid's cellstyle property:
overflow:hidden;white-space:nowrap;
Get Grid's height at runtime
actualHeight = Grid1_scroller.offsetHeight scrollAreaHeight = Grid1.offsetHeight