You can use represent
db.table.field = lambda value, row:
SPAN(value[:10],DIV(value,_class='tooltip'))
and than JS
jQuery(function(){
jQuery('.tootip').each(function(){
var t = jQuery(this);
t.hide().css('position','relative').css('z-index','200');
t.parent.mouseover(function() {t.fadeIn();});
t.parent.mouseout(function() {t.fadeOut();});
});
});
Mind I did not try it.
On Tuesday, 24 September 2013 15:21:31 UTC-5, wb wrote:
>
> With some fields truncated in a grid, it would be nice to show the full
> value in a tooltip when the mouse is over it. Offhand, I think that
> will take a calculated field. Is there an example anywhere? For that
> matter, examples of general examples of grid use would be really nice.
>
> Thanks!
>
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