Michael, this really looks great. I pulled it down and looked at the source and you are right. it is very clean and well implemented! I've got a question: I saw (somewhere here or on your google code project) that you said that you want to sometime allow for a fixed header and left column (so that as you scroll left-to-right, the left column remains visible just like the top column remains visible now when you scroll up and down). Can I put a huge vote in for that feature? I am building a "gradebook" where i have assignemnt names at the top and student names on the left and their scores in the middle. I want the student name and the assignment name to stay visible no matter where I scroll.
I guess the reason I ask is that I dont want to start trying to hack with your code if you are really already planning on doing it in the near future. I think that I could come up with something to get it working how I want it but I figure that the project owner could do it a lot prettier than I could (and judging by your code, yours WILL be pretty). This project looks like it really has potential, I'm excited to help however I can. thanks, Ryan On Mar 8, 6:31 pm, Tin <michael.leib...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey All, > > I've been working on a grid/spreadsheet control prototype during the > last couple of weeks. Seeing how there doesn't seem to be a lot of > other choices for this sort of thing, I had to write my own. I've put > the project up on Google Code and am looking for experienced > developers who can pick this up and turn it into something that > everybody can use (a jQuery UI grid plugin?). > > The project is hosted athttp://code.google.com/p/slickgrid/. > Below is a copy of the project home page. > > Looking forward to your feedback! > > Michael Leibman > michael.leib...@gmail.com > Principal Engineer > Daptiv Inc. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > SlickGrid > > What it is > > Quite simply, SlickGrid is a JavaScript grid/spreadsheet component. > > Some highlights: > > Virtual scrolling/rendering (hundreds of thousands of rows) > Extremely fast rendering speed > Configurable & customizable > Full keyboard navigation > Resizable/reorderable columns > Custom cell formatters & editors > Support for editing and creating new rows. > "GlobalEditorLock" to manage concurrent edits in cases where multiple > Views on a page can edit the same data. > Why? > > This is pretty much a work-in-progress prototype, so I don't feel like > spending a lot of time documenting it at this stage. I do think it is > quite promising though, so I'm putting it up for everybody to see and > play with. In its current form, it satisfies nearly all of the > requirements for the project I am working on where I am utilizing it > in an MVC application, so I'm not sure how much time I can afford on > turning SlickGrid into something that would work for everybody. If you > are willing to help out - let me know, and I'll add you to the project > so that you can contribute. > > Examples > > Basic use:http://slickgrid.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/example1-simple.html > > Adding some > formatting:http://slickgrid.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/example2-formatters.html > > Turning it into a > spreadsheet:http://slickgrid.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/example3-editing.html > > A more comprehensive test > page:http://slickgrid.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/grid.html > > Documentation > > See comments at the top > ofhttp://slickgrid.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/slick.grid.js.
