Aug 20, 2018, 6:58 AM
[CLOSED] reordering columns in a gridpanel with grouping
Hello,
we have an issue with the the re-ordering the positions of a column.
When we do not have data loaded in our grid, it works properly. But as soon as we loaded data, the following happens:
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The column header sticks to the left side of the grid, while the data gets on it's intended position. It destroys the grid layout completly.
The console shows following error:
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When we look what is inside the list, that gets checked, we see the following element:
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We are not sure what adds the data "isCollapsed: false". It seems to be the cause of the issue.
We appreciate any help. Thanks
Edit: We use Ext.NET 3.3
we have an issue with the the re-ordering the positions of a column.
When we do not have data loaded in our grid, it works properly. But as soon as we loaded data, the following happens:
*note: some data in the screenshots was erased
The column header sticks to the left side of the grid, while the data gets on it's intended position. It destroys the grid layout completly.
The console shows following error:
When we look what is inside the list, that gets checked, we see the following element:
We are not sure what adds the data "isCollapsed: false". It seems to be the cause of the issue.
We appreciate any help. Thanks
Edit: We use Ext.NET 3.3
Last edited by fabricio.murta; Oct 19, 2018 at 5:05 PM.