To do this, you need to construct the BeanModel yourself, by injecting
the BeanModelSource service.
You can then add a new column, say "trashcan".
model.add("trashcan", null).order(1000).label("Delete ?");
You can then provide a parameter:
<t:comp type="Grid" ...>
<t:parameter name="trashcanCell">
...
</t:parameter>
</t:comp>
Alas, I forgot to add that version of model.add() where you can pass
in the PropertyConduit.
So you'll have to wait for me to make a couple of changes ...
On 2/15/07, Ted Steen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I'm trying out the new Grid component and I am having some troubles
with the flexibility of the row's apperence.
My model is very different from the view (eg. there should be a little
trashcan accociated with some of the rows in order to be able to
delete that row etc.)
Are there any plans on letting us customise our own rows? maybe a
parameter "row" that takes a block or similar?...
/Ted
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