It took me a while to figure out how to use HTML in table cells. I found one
Hint that told me to overwrite DefaultDataCellRenderer. Unfortunately this
shows HTML (eg. for links or colors) only after resizing table, otherwise it
is ecaped.
Later I found the solution here in the forum: You have to overwrite
AbstractDataCellRenderer.
So, here is the solution:
qx.OO.defineClass("myProject.myDataCellRenderer",
qx.ui.table.AbstractDataCellRenderer, function() {
qx.ui.table.DefaultDataCellRenderer.call(this);
});
qx.Proto._getContentHtml = function(cellInfo) {
// return qx.html.String.escape(this._formatValue(cellInfo));
return cellInfo.value;
}
then you can use your Class myProject/myDataCellRenderer.js in this manner:
var table = new qx.ui.table.Table(tableModel);
table.getTableColumnModel().setDataCellRenderer(2, new
myProject.myDataCellRenderer());
Hope this could be helpful for someone.
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