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David Gennaco updated XAP-354:
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Attachment: treetable.xal
DojoWidgetBridge.js
TreeTable.js
Including TreeTable.js, DojoWidgetBridge.js, and treetable.xal, a test file
which shows the issues.
> TreeTable rendering improvements
> --------------------------------
>
> Key: XAP-354
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XAP-354
> Project: XAP
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Widgets: Table/Tree/TreeTable
> Reporter: David Gennaco
> Attachments: DojoWidgetBridge.js, TreeTable.js, treetable.xal
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>
> This patch will include changes which should address both
> http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XAP-72
> and
> http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XAP-43
> The problem with the children of collapsed rows showing up within the table
> was caused by faulty logic in the insertRow function in
> xap.widgets.dojo.TableRow, which should set its child rows to be invisible
> when it is collapsed. Additional problems arose when addressing this in this
> manner, including the rows still taking up space, which is addressed by
> removing the call to getPeer().show() in DojoWidgetBridge.init(), which
> caused display:none to be removed from the style of widgets, regardless of
> whether or not they were supposed to be "visible".
> This caused tables in tab panes to not render correctly, since the tab panes
> hide their children when a tab is not showing, and is addressed by code in
> TreeTable to have tables do an initial layout when they are first show on
> screen.
> To get tables which are initially hidden to render correctly when they are
> made visible (visible attribute set to "true") the setVisibleAttribute()
> function from AbstractWidgetBridge was overridden to use dojo's show() and
> hide() functions as appropriate.
> Additional problems addressed in these files:
> The column layout for IE was not working when sorting, column headers in
> treetables in my test page were growing and getting out of synch with their
> corresponding row cells, this was due to invalid widths (using the trailing
> "px") being provided to dojo.html.setMarginBox, which caused weird table
> layout problems.
> The tbody property in the TreeTable was being held when it was no longer
> valid, this caused exceptions when attempts to access the it.
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