> as far as I recognize, something like this
>
> //...
> setColumns(["First name", "Middle name", "Last name"],
> [0, 1, 2]);
> //...
> // Data "example"
> data = [ {"foo", "bar", "baz"},
>{"Foo!","BAR!", "zoo"}, ...];
Neat trick, but presumably you meant:
da
> Yes, that did the trick, thank you! However, since
> qx.ui.table.model.Simple does fine without named column data, it would
> be worth thinking about reworking the remote table model accordingly.
> not having the repetitive column ids in the transferred code saves a lot
> of bandwith and with
This is a little more compact (removing quotes) and more bandwidth friendly:
[ {f:"foo", m:"bar", l:"baz"},
{f:"Foo!", m:"BAR!", l:"zoo"}, ...]
Hugh Gibson wrote:
>
> Then your data will be:
>
> [ {"f":"foo", "m":"bar", "l":"baz"},
> {"f":"Foo!", "m":"BAR!", "l":"zoo"}, ...]
>
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Yes, that did the trick, thank you! However, since
qx.ui.table.model.Simple does fine without named column data, it would
be worth thinking about reworking the remote table model accordingly.
not having the repetitive column ids in the transferred code saves a lot
of bandwith and with the right
Hello Hugh,
thanks for the info. I'll try that. I simply assumed that the data
structure would be the same as in the Simple Table Model. I use tables
throughout my app with qx.ui.table.model.Simple and the data structure
is always like the one I describe.
Christian
Hugh Gibson schrieb:
>> th
> thanks, but this is not the problem. Both the setRowCount() and the
> setRowData() methods are called with the respective data.
> setRowData() passes the data to the superclass _onRowDataLoaded()
> method as required by the superclass. The data is there - I can get
> it with getTableModel().g
Hugh Gibson schrieb:
>> this.addEventListener("dataReceived",function(e){
>> result = e.getData();
>> if ( result== null )
>> {
>> this.setRowCount(null);
>> this.setRowData([]);
>> }
>> else if ( "rowCount" in result )
>> {
>> this.se
> this.addEventListener("dataReceived",function(e){
> result = e.getData();
> if ( result== null )
> {
> this.setRowCount(null);
> this.setRowData([]);
> }
> else if ( "rowCount" in result )
> {
> this.setRowCount(result.rowCount);
>
forgot to explain that the whole thing works with the
qcl.databinding.simple.MDataManager mixin, which does all the i/o stuff
and dispatches the "dataReceived" event when the data has arrived. this
part works flawlessly, the data is just not rendered in the table rows
bibliograph schrieb:
>
Hello,
it took me a while to figure out how to write an implementation of the
qx.ui.table.model.Remote class. I will provide this class as a
much-needed example. Now everything works with the backend - the data is
prefetched and everything - sweet! But nothing shows up in my
table, event
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