dhtmlxGrid 2.5 Issues

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#1

Hi guys, two quick questions on the dhtmlxGrid 2.5 with the new GLASSY Blue theme.



1) When my rows have complex content in them, spanning more than one line (basically anything with a line break in it), the selection gets messed up. It’s still trying to select a standard sized row. Have you guys been able to re-produce that?



2) Is there any way to get grid lines in the rows, like there were for the dhx_blue theme? Is there some gif file that can just be dropped in that will provide the desired effect?



Thanks!

#2
  1. I’m not sure is it issue or not. Please provide us screenshot. What is expected behavior for your?
    2) You can change div.gridbox table.obj td {} style to set border-bottom or background-image to the every cell in the grid.
    Please find more information about grid appearance here dhtmlx.com/dhxdocs/doku.php?id=d … ustom_skin
#3

Hi.  Attached is a screenshot of the grid with multi-row content being selected.  The underlying selection is working fine, but the sharp orange selection appears to assume that all rows are one size.



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#4

To fix this issue please try to enable multi line in your grid:
mygrid.enableMultiline(true)

#5

spanning more than one line (basically anything with a line break in it), the selection gets messed up.
You can
a) enable multiline mode in the grid
or
b) just replace
codebase/imgs/sky_blue_sel.gif
with
codebase/imgs/sky_blue_sel2.gif

>>Is there any way to get grid lines in the rows
You can add the next style to a page


.gridbox .obj tr td{
border-right:1px solid #A4BED4 !important;
}


#6

Brilliant, thanks!  You guys are awesome.

#7

Again, thanks for the info - your customer support is one thing I definitely love about your library.  A few points for anyone reading this later:

enablingMultiline didn’t really do anything, but swapping out the sky_blue_sel2 worked like a charm (so long as your table row stays < 150px it would seem - which shouldn’t be a problem).

As far as setting the grid lines, the font shown works great, but if you’re looking to match the style of the old theme, you’re going to want this color instead:

.gridbox .obj tr td { border-right:1px solid #D6D6D6 !important; }

Also, to make sure that the bottom of your grid has a border, throw this in too:

.gridbox .obj { border-bottom:1px solid #D6D6D6 !important; }