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James Margaris updated XAP-216:
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Component/s: (was: Other widgets)
Table/Tree/TreeTable
> Widgets: Table: Column headers resize when table rows deleted
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>
> Key: XAP-216
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XAP-216
> Project: XAP
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Table/Tree/TreeTable
> Reporter: Trevor Oldak
>
> In the given example:
> Click the 'add row with macro' button a few times'.
> Click 'clear table', and watch the table headers. They become permanently
> wider.
> <xal xmlns="http://openxal.org/ui";>
> <macro:macro xmlns:macro="http://openxal.org/core/macro"; id="addRow"
> name="addRow">
> <xm:modifications xmlns:xm="http://openxal.org/core/xmodify";>
> <xm:append select="id('messagesTable')">
> <xal:row xmlns:xal="http://openxal.org/ui";>
> <xal:cell text="{0}"/>
> <xal:cell text="{1}"/>
> <xal:cell text="{2}"/>
> </xal:row>
> </xm:append>
> </xm:modifications>
> </macro:macro>
> <macro:macro xmlns:macro="http://openxal.org/core/macro"; id="removeRows"
> name="removeRows">
> <xm:modifications xmlns:xm="http://openxal.org/core/xmodify";>
> <xm:remove-element select="//table/row"/>
> </xm:modifications>
> </macro:macro>
> <rootPane>
> <verticalBoxPane>
> <horizontalFlowPane borderPosition="north" width="800px">
> <button text="Add a row with Macro"
> onCommand="macro:addRow.execute('a','b','c')"/>
> <button text="Clear Table"
> onCommand="macro:removeRows.execute()"/>
> </horizontalFlowPane>
> <table id="messagesTable" height="500px" width="500px"
> rowHeight="100px">
> <column>
> <header text="Topic"/>
> </column>
> <column>
> <header text="Type"/>
> </column>
> <column>
> <header text="Content" width="300px"/>
> </column>
> </table>
> </verticalBoxPane>
> </rootPane>
> </xal>
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