* Jörn Zaefferer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-11-30 16:12]:
> Alan Gutierrez schrieb:
> > A controller object is returned..
> >
> > var grid = null
> > $("grid").grid({
> > data: data,
> > onComplete: function(controller) { grid = controller }
> > })
> > grid.srollToRow(6)
> >
> I favor that approach, modified:
>
> var gridControl = $("#grid").grid(data);
> gridControl.scrollToRow(6);
>
> I don't mind breaking the chain in that case.
>
> The nice thing: You can still use jQuery's documentation system when
> writing your own objects and methods.
>
> It would be nice to hear other's opinions on this topic, in the end,
> more stuff for the plugin authoring guide may be the result.
I'm very interested to hear more ideas. The documentation system is
attached only to jQuery.fn I take it.
After writing about it, I gave the method chaining solutions some
more thought, I guess because they seem more jQuery like. Some of
the problems I had with it started to explain themselves.
// return dimesions of the first grid
var h = $("#grid").grid(0).rowHeight
// ..or
var h = $("#grid").grid().rowHeight()
// apply to all grids
$("#grid").grid().disableColumn(2).rowHeight('22px').drig().width('300px')
// maybe this reads better...
$("#grid").grid().disableColumn(2).rowHeight('22px').jQuery().width('300px')
// does it get out of hand?
$("#grid").grid()
.columns(2, 5, 6).select().grid()
.rowHeight('22px')
.jQuery().width('300px')
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