I'm trying to convert a cellTable
into adatagrid
, because I want to add a search handler later and therefor I need fixed column headers. At the moment I extend the celltable
/datagrid
class and put the widget into a simplelayoutpanel
and add this to my tabpanel
.
If I use the celltable
, all works fine and the data shows up. If I change the type of the class to datagrid
, the data shows sometimes up (The column names are always there). To add something to the table I used setRowData
or a dataProvider
. If I set breakpoints to delay the loading of the table content, the table does sometimes contain data. If I later call the redraw method for the table, the table shows the correct information. But the table should load automatically the content. At other "positions" of my project I used the datagrid also and it worked in Dialogboxes
.
I think there must be a bug with the drawing of the items, because if I call .getRowCount
on the table or the deprecated .getDisplayedItems
, it returns me the correct number of items which should be in the table. Also if I add a selection model to the table and select a item, the item contains valid data.
Like the CellTable, which we used earlier in FactTable, GWT DataGrid also displays data in tabular view. Both are subclasses of AbstractCellTable and supports columns, sorting, paging whereas DataGrid additionally has a Header, Footer and a scrollable content area in the center.
FactGrid uses GWT DataGrid widget to display the data in a tabular view. Instead of adding it to Snapshot which already full with widgets, a GWT PopupPanel comes handy to display more data without forcing the user to leave the page. Figure 6.13. FactGrid
Yes, you are missing one line of code. You forgot to bind the data to the grid. You just set the data for grid. You need to trigger it's bind method.
DataGrid requires to be put in a LayoutPanel or Panel that implements the ProvidesResize interface to be visible. ScrollPanel implements that interface.
Furthermore this chain of LayoutPanels from your DataGrid up to your root element/panel has to be unbroken. That seems to be the case in your panel hierarchy.
Finally you have to use the RootLayoutPanel instead of the RootPanel to add your LayoutPanels. So did you make sure that you add your SimpleLayoutPanel to the RootLayoutPanel ?
Also refer to this GWT: DataGrid - set height 100% not rendering properly
Here are my 2 cents.
When it comes to render a DataGrid outside of a properly formed "LayoutPanel or Panel that implements the ProvidesResize" tree structure, I found out I always need to keep the following in mind:
As this question explains, the height DataGrid property needs an explicit value, for example, "123px". Without this, DataGrid does not show its data rows (even if they are in the DOM).
If put a DataGrid inside an unfocused DecoratedTabPanel tab, DataGrid.redraw() needs to be called when such tab gets focus . Again, without this, DataGrid does not show its data rows (even if they are in the DOM).
I hope this helps.
In my case it was caused by this: DataGrid rows not visible in second tab of TabLayoutPanel
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