No, you can add an id to the grid (or wrap it in a div with an I'd), and
then add the id to the CSS selector.
Anthony
On Thursday, September 6, 2012 1:32:42 AM UTC-4, Mandar Vaze wrote:
Anthony,
I guess the following will apply to ALL the sqlform.grid in the app,
correct ?
Generally, we
Using maxtextlengths optional parameter partially helps.
http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/07?search=maxtextlengths
I say partially because this param controls how many characters are
displayed in the column (Only those many characters are sent by the server)
If one has too many wide
If you want to control the column widths and allow the content to wrap if
necessary, you can do so with CSS (and some JS in IE). Let's say you want
to set the width of the 5th column. To support IE, in Javascript do:
script
$(function() {
$('.ie .web2py_table
Anthony,
I guess the following will apply to ALL the sqlform.grid in the app,
correct ?
Generally, we have multiple different sqlform.grid across the app, and each
instance may have different columns (and thus possible needing different
column widths)
I am looking for something like
Se for somente para por um limite maximo. Há os parametros maxtextlenght,
um limita todas as colunas para o mesmo e o outro você passa um dicionário
com os campos e os limites.
Mas se for para setar um tamanho fixo para as colunas creio que será
necessario usar CSS.
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