Borders didn't shows on the TreeGrid

[treblereel]

Hi folks, looks like its a bug.

Howto reproduce:

add this to the tree :

    tree.getView().setStripeRows(true);
    tree.setBorders(false);
    tree.getView().setColumnLines(true); 

atm : nothings changed
expacted: borders like on the filtergrid

env: gxt 3.0.1 community version

[Colin Alworth]

I just ran your sample, shared in #extgwt on IRC, and that is built with 3.0.0 (gxt.version is set to 3.0.0), and the stripped rows are working correctly, but the column lines are not. When I changed the GXT version to 3.0.1 (available in maven central), the column lines showed up.

The sample at http://www.sencha.com/examples/#ExamplePlace:filtergrid (or http://www.sencha.com/examples/explo...ace:filtergrid to see it in blue) is running using 3.0.1, which is available in maven central. In fact, that exact war file is also available in maven central under com.sencha.gxt:gxt-examples:war:3.0.1.

As far as borders, here is the actual code sample from within org.opensheet.client.RequestFactoryTreeGrid:

    tree = new TreeGrid<BaseProxy>(store, cm, cc1);
    tree.getStyle().setLeafIcon(ExampleImages.INSTANCE.folder());
    tree.getView().setForceFit(true);
    tree.getView().setAutoExpandColumn(cc1);
    tree.setLoadMask(true);    //TODO ?
    tree.getView().setStripeRows(true);
    tree.setBorders(true);    //TODO ?
    tree.getView().setColumnLines(true);

Switching this to false gets rid of the double border, and leaves only the single border that your FramedPanel adds. Changing from a FramedPanel to a ContentPanel (FramedPanel extends ContentPanel, and adds a border, aka a frame) then gives nearly the exact same view as the explorer sample.

All of these changes are in a diff from your initial simple project in this patch:
https://gist.github.com/4567289

Without more details, I am marking this as 'closed' - but feel free to comment to clarify any points I may have missed.

[treblereel]

thanks a million !