Missing API: setShowHandCursor for ListGridField of type ListGridFieldType.IMAGE

[Blama]

Hi Isomorphic,

I have a ListGridField with an icon like the flag icon in this example (v11.0p_2017-03-29).

ListGridField countryCodeField = new ListGridField("countryCode", "Flag", 40);
countryCodeField.setAlign(Alignment.CENTER);
countryCodeField.setType(ListGridFieldType.IMAGE);
countryCodeField.setImageURLPrefix("flags/16/");
countryCodeField.setImageURLSuffix(".png");

Is it possible that you add an API that on icon-hover there is a hand-cursor shown (like for ImgButton)?
The reason behind this: I have an click handler on the containing cell via ListGrid.addCellClickHandler() and want to show that the icon is not for display purposes only, but also has a function.

From the intended effect it is the the hand-cursor you added here.

I'm using latest 5.1p, but 6.1d would also be OK.

Best regards
Blama

[Isomorphic]

Use listGridFieldType "icon" for an interactive icon. The field type you are using here is for a data-related icon, which is assumed non-interactive.

[Blama]

Hi Isomorphic,

this does not result in the "hand" pointer, see this sample with changed field definition:

        {name:"countryCode", title:"Flag", width:50, type:"icon", icon:"flags/16/US.png"},

Best regards
Blama

[Isomorphic]

The cursor changes if you add a valueIconClick handler (see docs for listGridField.valueIcons).

[Crack]

Hi Isomorphic,

I checked your solution in SmartClient (not SmartGWT), and I can't get the hand cursor to show up:

{name:"actionField", width:50, type:"icon", cellIcon:"flags/16/US.png", valueIconClick: function(){console.log("x"); return false}},

Framework creates clickable icons by using formatCellValue with isc.Canvas.imgHTML and an undocumented parameter extraCSSText, so that's not a solution I want to use.

Currently I work around it by using createRecordComponent on grid level (where I can also set prompt text for my icon). A workaround that also works is using 'valueIcons: {undefined: "icon address"}', but it looks like framework abuse.