

When render mode is set to View, the table will display the view found at the view path within each cell of this column. When enabled, users can double click on the column header in the run time to sort by ascending or descending order. When enabled, users can resize columns in the runtime by hovering over the edge of the column header then dragging the cursor.Įnables the column to be sorted. The default alignment is center.Įnables columns to be resized. Sets the alignment for the content of the column. Options are left, center, right, or auto. Sets the justification for the content of the column.

When set to "view", the adjacent viewPath and viewParams properties can be used to specify which view, and set values on view parameters for the nested view. Can be auto, number, date, boolean, string, or view. This can be overridden if the Editable property is set to false on an individual cell. Allows table columns to be invisible to users, but data will be available to view params and selection.Įnables editing of all cells within this column. This string must correspond to the default column name of the column. However, if you wanted to alternate colors on each row, you could instead look towards the object, which allows you to pick colors for even and odd rows separately.Ī string that matches this column config with a table column. Furthermore, some parts of the table's property model allow for more fine tuned control of the look.įor example, changing the color of all the rows on table can be accomplished by setting a background color on the rows.style object. To aid with styling the component, these subareas have dedicated style objects that can be used to change the look. The table is made up of various subareas (rows, cells, etc). If paging also happens to be enabled, the table will automatically page jump if it becomes necessary so that it does not display an empty page. When filtering is enabled, a user may filter all of the data, not just the data being displayed when pagers are enabled, of the table component. When paging is enabled, a user may use the provided buttons to navigate between available pages and also jump to a specific page within range.
