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I'm designing a complex ZK6 grid that will have a variable set of grid columns, and where the number of columns can change whilst it is displayed.
Is it possible to cover such a scenario using MVVM? How would I create a loop to programmatically create columns and rows inside a template?
I'll suggest you use programmatic way first.
When things go dynamic, it's better to use Java code to control your UI rather than using template technology.
You might works well at the beginning, but end up with a mess when some requirements ask you to do work around.
Are you aware of the menupopup attribute on the columns node? The functionality you want to is already built in without binding to anything either through GenericForwardComposer, SelectorComposer, or MVVM's BindComposer.
Ron
Sorry, don't understand this last comment.
I sort of assumed that I would have to fall back to using a composer, since the number and type of grid columns are not known in advance and can change during the user session.
I was just wondering whether the MVVM/template approach allows templates to be used for dynamically building multiple grid columns.
Asked: 2012-04-23 06:05:25 +0800
Seen: 217 times
Last updated: Apr 24 '12
