It looks like it is not possible to have columns with editable content on the left side of the freeze when the splitAt method is used. I understand that splitAt “freezes” columns, but I thought it would be the display of the columns that would be “frozen” and not their editable content.
I have an editable checkbox in the first column and as soon as I use splitAt to split the grid, the checkbox becomes read only. Is that supposed to happen?
Is there a way to split the grid while still allowing the columns on the left side of the split to be editable?
Thanks. Now that I know this is supposed to be possible, I digged further and I was able to identify the problem. The issue was that I had a “setEditable(false)” before the “splitAt” statement. Even though I have a “setEditable(true)” a few lines right after that, it did not affect the frozen columns, they remained read only.
Please, try also to add the following:
myGrid.splitAt(col);
myGrid.setEditable(true);
myGrid._fake.setEditable(true); //enable editing for the splitted part of the grid.
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