In addition to my datagrid, I am also going to have a section for photo
viewing in my mobile application. On the desktop AIR version of my
application, my photo viewer is fairly simple. I have an array of URL's
where my images are located, and I feed them as the source to a bitmapImage
component.
Hi,
> I'm curious, why does Adobe recommend not to use a datagrid on mobile? Is
> it too heavy of a component, or is there a more technical reason?
A bit of both, moe that it wasn’t optimised for small mobile screen and touch
interaction.
> Was it only a concern on early mobile devices, but no
I will check those options out as well. The way that the final application
played out is that I will not be downloading 50k records at a time, but
merely a maximum of 250 records at any given time. So it is not a terribly
long record set to look at, but a fairly WIDE record set and difficult to
l
Hi,
> Also a very good idea that I will look into further. I am using the Spark
> Data grid
You can get at and change the horizontal and vertical scroll positions.
grid.layout.verticalScrollPosition / grid.layout.horizontalScrollPosition off
top of my head. The grid.ensureCellIsVisible() may a
Also a very good idea that I will look into further. I am using the Spark
Datagrid
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I have not tried this, but maybe you could get "next" effect by changing
"dataField"s columns property? Maybe refresh() would be necessary to reload
data, or invalidateCell()
Which exactly datagrid component are you using?
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Thanks OmPrakash! I didn't even know you could add or delete columns once
the datagrid was instantiated. This is a good idea because it will allow me
to leave the main identifying column on the screen at all times so the user
knows exactly what they are looking at. I will look into this more. A
Alex Harui wrote
> Hmm. It is probably just a bug.
This is the JIRA ticket:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-35136
Thanks,
Olaf
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For horizontal scrolling you will need to add and remove columns when
next/prev is pressed. For vertical scrolling you simply need to update the
dataprovider.
I dont think you need to create more than one dataprovider at any point.
Thanks,
Om
On Sun, Oct 2, 2016 at 9:33 AM, bilbosax wrote:
> M
My desktop AIR application is finally complete and I now need to copy the
logic over to a mobile AIR platform. Even though it is not recommended, I
need to use a Datagrid on mobile. The problem is that there is just too much
information to publish at once on a mobile device. I don't like Datagrid
h
I have taken the latest nightly build and modify the datagrid as per your
suggestion. check the inline code. But i am getting the flash player run
time exception. Please check the attached screensshot.
I have validated it in new nightly dev build and it is working fine. Thanks.
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Prashant
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