On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 8:40:53 PM UTC+1, superruzafa wrote:
>
> Really thanks for the replies :)
>
> After reading that and other great posts I still can't work properly
> with tables :( So let me explain better:
>
> I could show some values in tabular form, but not in the way I
> expected. It's seems that the proper way to show these data is not
> very intuitive (at least for me).
>
You should pass in more "tabular" data e.g. an array of rows. See example:
var obj = [
{name: "John", age: "25"},
{name: "Jack", age: "24"},
{name: "Bob", age: "23"}
];
If no columns are provided table Rep will get the first row and generate
default columns.
Code :
var columns = TableRep.computeColumns(obj);
TableRep.columns = columns;
var object = {data: obj, columns: columns};
TableRep.tag.replace({object: object}, this.panelNode);
Or you can change column by providing a column description:
var cols = [
{ label: "First Name", property: "name" },
{ label: "Age", property: "age" },
];
var columns = TableRep.computeColumns(obj, cols); // cols passed in
TableRep.columns = columns;
var object = {data: obj, columns: columns};
TableRep.tag.replace({object: object}, this.panelNode);
Or you can pass an object into the method:
var obj =
{
row1: {name: "john", age: 25},
row2: {name: "jack", age: 24},
row3: {name: "bob", age: 23},
}
Then TableRep will again try - to get a tabular data from it.
Honza
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