Ext.ux.grid.column.ActionButtonColumn

[kreeve_ctisn]

Worked on a new version that now works within an mvc style app without breaking existing workings.

Have updated my github with the new code.
Basically when the 1st render is called it attaches events to the gridview for each button and 1 all encompassing "actionbuttonclick" event

for actionbuttonclick you have the following

actionbuttonclick: function(button, gridview, rowindex, colindex)

if the button definition passed through has an eventName property or a cls property set it will use these to create the events required
eg 1) button has eventName, this eventname will be triggered

{
    text: 'Load',
    eventName:'loadrecord'
}

this will set up loadrecord event on the gridview.

loadrecord: function(gridview, rowindex, colindex)

similarly the cls property will be used to interpret to an event with all non alpha chars will be removed and suffixed with "click"
eg

{
    text: 'Load',
    cls:'btn-load-record'
}

wlll create the event btnloadrecordclick as follows

btnloadrecordclick: function(gridview, rowindex, colindex)

Finally, I added in the showIndex. This is exactly the same as hideIndex but in reverse, eg a truthy value to showIndex will show the button and a falsey value will cause it to hide.

GitHub Link: https://github.com/BinaryKitten/Ext....onButtonColumn

[joelchu]

HI

Thanks for this great plug in

Only one little problem I have. The height of the button is about 2 pixel higher than my grid cell and it push everything upward a little bit. And when the grid refresh the whole grid is jumping until everything settle.

Tried to overwrite the .x-btn-x-action-col-button css but seems to be no effect.

Any pointer how to change the size of the button is highly appreciated. Thanks.

[seeen]

Hi joelchu,

just had the same problem with the height of the buttons. But editing the css class worked for me.

I simply added into my custom.css file:

.x-action-col-button {
    padding:0px 0px 0px 0px;
}

Now the buttons fit perfectly into my cells.

Many thanks to the authors of this nice contribution! :-)

[MikeB]

How can I add the current scope of the application so that when I'm in the handler I can access any functions/variables I've established previously?

Thanks
MikeB