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17:40
11/09/2008
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being able to add your own css classes to properties in colModel so that they may be styled accordingly.
03:58
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
Not sure what you mean - do you mean only for the headers or for both headers and rows
Regards
Tony
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07:38
11/09/2008
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For rows especially Tony, for example I have a list of contacts with their phone numbers and want to style the phne number column based on a class. Maybe something like:
{name: 'Phone', index: 'Phone', edittype: { classes: ['blurMe','smallFont','blueMe'] }
]
or maybe the formatter with a custom format function will suffice:
colModel:[
{name: 'Phone', index: 'Phone', formatter: {'classes: ['blurMe','smallFont','blueMe'] } }
]
with the fmatter:
var op = $.extend({},opts.classes);
if(!isUndefined(opts.colModel.formatoptions)) {
op = $.extend({},op,opts.colModel.formatoptions);
}
if(isEmpty(cellval)) {
cellval = op.defaultValue || 0;
}
$(op.classes).each(function(){
$(el).addClass(this);
}
};
02:58
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30/10/2007
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Hello,
Thanks.
What about to define this in formatoptions, but in this case we should define formatter. Will think about this.
Regards
Tony
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