Looks to me like there a few things that need to be changed when sorting is involved also. For now I found the following, it works for me now, but its possible that i'm wrong, please correct me if I am: - the dataset size needs to be fetched independently from the actual data - the
Catalin Kormos wrote:
Looks to me like there a few things that need to be changed when sorting
is involved also. For now I found the following, it works for me now,
but its possible that i'm wrong, please correct me if I am:
- the dataset size needs to be fetched independently from the actual
Hi there,Did any of you guys successfuly managed to use this approach also with t:commandSortHeader to allow sorting the pages data by columns?It doesn't look trivial to me...just let me know if it is realy. If not i would realy appreciate a wiki page covering this also.Best regards,
Catalin Kormos wrote:
Hi there,
Did any of you guys successfuly managed to use this approach also with
t:commandSortHeader to allow sorting the pages data by columns?
It doesn't look trivial to me...just let me know if it is realy. If not
i would realy appreciate a wiki page covering this
Thanks Simon for your reply.It sounds trivial, but i can't get it to work. I can't seem to find the place where to store the sorted column's name and the sorting type, ascent/descent. Looks like every time the data is fetched out before the sorting options are established, or the first
We deal with that with a custom DataModel, that returns the total
number of results in getRowCount() so the scroller can calculate the
number of pages but that only wraps a subset of data. We load this
data from database doing a query that starts in the current Index, if
data for this index did
Hi All,
I'm trying to use a t:dataTable and a t:dataScroller together to page
through a large set of data.
The twist is that I don't want to load the entire dataset into memory; I
only want to store the rows that are currently being displayed.
It seems to me that the dataScroller essentially
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