squashbugsHi Will,
Thanks for the feedback. Would the trick you mentioned above of detecting ‘excel’ and ‘csv’ – should that also for for ‘edit’ and ‘view’? Right now when I double click a row, the ‘view window’ opens but it shows only the same data as the grid. I want it to show all the fields in the SELECT statement, but again because the rows are hidden by setColProperty they do not show up. Can you please let me know how to detect the ‘view’ window and unhide the columns so they show?
squashbugsThank-you will, this worked perfectly and solved my questions #1 and #3, but you missed question #2.
I need to know how to get the formatting from the grid working in the exported data file. For example in my grid I have a column called “Total” and a value of 68.31 – but when I export the grid to file that “Total” amount shows as 68.307999999999, notice how the 2 digit decimal is no longer being applied. How can I apply the same formatting to the exported data as I did to the grid?
Thanks.
squashbugsYes please, I really need that not only for a usability standpoint for users, but also for a security standpoint too. Why advertise your database design to potential would-be hackers. Less they know about the database and its design / field names the better.
I think I want to wait for the new version to come out before publishing this Grid, I dont like the idea of users seeing messages they wont understand or advertising database field names to the world.
squashbugsThank-you Will, that is great news i’ll look forward to that in a coming release. For now i’ll not spend alot of time trying to hack this to work, i’ll just wait for the newer version to support this and implement it at that time.
squashbugsThank-you for this, its exactly what I was looking for.
Can you please also tell me, is it possible to control the error message? For example, instead of seeing an error like vc_comments is a required field, I would like to be able to control that output to be something more friendly like ‘Comments is a required field’. Currently it puts the name of the database field as the error output which does not look very nice to the user.
squashbugsMaybe this could be a good feature request then. As we load the Grid from Ajax, the user navigates back and forth between screens which causes the Grid to need to be loaded again. Its annoying to the user of the grid to have to re-setup all their gird preferences each time they use the grid. Likewise writing a bunch of code each time to manage this is alot of work.
Ideally there would be a setting like “persist_grid” => true that we could use in PHP which would handle all of this in the background. Perhaps even allowing us to save this in a PHP session variable or a database.
What are your thoughts on this?
squashbugsHi, thanks for this, but would that not only save right after the grid loads? How would it keep track of other changes made while the grid is being worked with? IE Paginating, resizing columns, re-ordering columns etc…
Thanks for your help
squashbugsFor the parts I highlighted in bold above there is no documentation on how to use those validators.
Example if I wanted to validate, email, integer, boolean, IP, url, date etc – how would I do that? Need documentation on parameters and so forth.
Thanks for the help.
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