Not much to say about it beyond the title. Even if I set grid.enableColumnResize = false, the .x-grid-split CSS class still has cursor: col-resize.
Not much to say about it beyond the title. Even if I set grid.enableColumnResize = false, the .x-grid-split CSS class still has cursor: col-resize.
For a related bug, you can also still double-click on the divider and have the column auto-size. I think this can be fixed by moving "this.mainHd.on("dblclick", this.handleSplitDblClick, this, {delegate: "."+this.splitClass});" and "this.lockedHd.on("dblclick", this.handleSplitDblClick, this, {delegate: "."+this.splitClass});" in GridView.js around line 1230 to inside "if(this.grid.enableColumnResize !== false){".
Both these are fixed in the trunk.
Jack Slocum
Sencha Co-Founder, Ext JS Founder
Original author of Ext JS 1, 2 & 3.
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