On Lunes, 14 de Noviembre de 2011 12:56:23 Ole Rummel escribió:
> > How is you override? How do you apply the background color? You could set
> > background color with css, using a class applied to td, and you can
> > override column_class helper method to set another class if you need it,
> > probably it's easier.
>
> Hi,
> thanks again for this quick answer. I use a colorpicker to select the
> color from the string in that particular cell.
> Looks like this:
>
> def color_column(record)
> color_string = record.color || '-'
>
> raw <<-EOT
> <div style="background-color:#{record.color}; text-align:center;"
> id="disabled_colorpickerHolder">#{color_string}</div>
> EOT
> end
You are right, you have to use a override for that. I revised inplace_edit
feature and changed update_column view to use overrides and list_ui, removing
some duplicated and old code. You can use :git instead of latest gem, or wait
some days to new version
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