I had the same request and went for the easy quick and dirty trick, ie
override the onresize method.
@Override public void onResize() { super.onResize(); if(dataProvider.getList
().isEmpty() || !dataGrid.isVisible() || (dataGrid.getVisibleItems().size()
== 0)) { return; } try { int pageStart = pager.getPageStart(); int rowHeight
= dataGrid.getRowElement(0).getOffsetHeight(); // TODO - find a way to
calculate the visible part of the rows panel int height = dataGrid.
getOffsetHeight() - 30; //((HeaderPanel)
(dataGrid.asWidget())).getHeaderWidget().getOffsetHeight(); pager.
setPageSize(Math.max(1, (int) Math.floor((double) height / rowHeight)));
pager.setPageStart(pageStart); } catch(Exception e) { } }
As you can see in the code, I have not found a reliable way to get the
header's size, and fixed it to 30px, there is always a little too much at
the bottom because of that + the fact that you need an integer number of
lines (so you will never have it fitting perfectly anyway), but at least it
gets adjusted to the right number of lines automatically.
On Tuesday, 19 August 2014 18:48:25 UTC+2, Magnus wrote:
>
> I know that someone posted a method here some years ago, but I cannot find
> it anymore...
>
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