Le 4 janv. 10 à 00:49, zryip theSlug a écrit :
Hi André,
Why not using a template instead of a copy paste?
Happy new year to you too ;)
-Zryip the Slug- wish you the best! 8)
Bonjour,
I must confess that, up to now, I did not learn a lot about
customizing the Data Grid Templates substack ;-). I just dragged a
data grid and set its properties in the inspector, or by scripts.
So thanks you very much for your suggestion;
It induces me to read (and try) more deeply what concerns this topic
in the Trevor' manual. I am going to do that right now!
Best regards from Grenoble
André
2010/1/3 Andre.Bisseret <andre.bisse...@inria.fr>:
Then, I red the lesson which explains how to create a data grid
through
script.
But I am trying to avoid re-defining for each new card, the
properties of
the data grid (columns, their names and labels, their width etc.
So my later trial is as follow :
I create a data grid "dataGrid" (with all needed properties
defined) on the
first card of the stack.
I don"t include it in the background of this first card
Then, when I create a new card I do :
copy grp "DataGrid" of cd 1 of this stack
paste
set the dgText of grp "DataGrid" to empty
So I get a data grid (with the same name) on each new card ready to
be
specifically populated for this card.
Seems to work well :-)
Trevor, is this a good way to go or are there some warning against
it?
Thanks a lot in advance for any advice
Heureuse année 2010
André
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