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    Multi-level HeaderSpan

    Hi,

    The showcase gives an example on creating a second level header for a ListGrid using HeaderSpan. My question is, is it possible to add third or more level header to the ListGrid?

    For example:
    Code:
     -------------------------------------------
    |                      Header 1            |
     -------------------------------------------
    |           Header 2        |   Header 3   |
     -------------------------------------------
    |   Header 4   |   Header 5 |   Header 6   |
     -------------------------------------------
    Thanks.

    #2
    This is available as a CubeGrid feature; not yet available in SmartGWT but coming soon. This example from SmartClient shows a CubeGrid in action - if that doesn't look like it fits your use case please let us know about what you're trying to do. Thanks.

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      #3
      Hi.

      Thank you for your response. The CubeGrid isn't exactly what I'm looking for. Basically, I want to create a table with headers that span across multiple columns with the addition of having more than just a two lines. Something like this table:

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        #4
        Hello. I am also looking for a table like the above image. The sample that was provided in smart client seems to have more or less the functionality desired, but it's all mixed up and confusing.

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          #5
          @mihai Try grabbing the 7.0 beta and looking at the Simple Cube example

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            #6
            Hmm.. now after a closer inspection of the example I see that you actually can have multiple headers in cube. The way it works it's quite interesting, will it be available in smartgwt anytime soon?

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              #7
              cubegrid sorting

              Hi,

              I need something similar, I also checked the basic cube example. The problem with it is it lacks the sorting feature like a regular list grid. Is there a way to allow a list grid to have multiple level of header span?

              Thanks,

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                #8
                an good example of multi-level header span

                http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/datatable/dt_nestedheaders.html

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                  #9
                  Hello. Any news about the CubeGrid feature in SmartGWT?

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                    #10
                    Hi there, any advances in this topic?, it would be great to have the multiple level of header span in smartGWT

                    Regards

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                      #11
                      I am interested in having a multi-level HeaderSpan like the one posted by arris. These posts were made a while back, is there now any support in SmartGWT for this? If not, would it be possible to extend the existing HeaderSpan functionality to achieve this? Any hints would be greatly appreciated.
                      Last edited by jooky68; 7 Nov 2011, 13:57.

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                        #12
                        Just following up, same request as the others...

                        Are multi-level HeaderSpans supported by ListGrid yet? Something like this:

                        Code:
                        HeaderSpan span1 = new HeaderSpan("Span One", new String[] {fieldA,fieldB,fieldC});
                        HeaderSpan span2 = new HeaderSpan("Span Two", new String[] {fieldD, fieldE});
                        
                        HeaderSpan spanOfSpans = new HeaderSpan("Span Above One and Two", new HeaderSpan[] {span1,span2});
                        Thanks,
                        - Dean

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                          #13
                          The CubeGrid supports multi-level header spans and is available for SmartGWT (see Showcase). The ListGrid still does not, but this feature could be sponsored.

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                            #14
                            update HeaderSpan.Title in RUN

                            Good day!

                            Is it possible to update the text Headerspan on the run?

                            Thanks.

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