Hi,
I have a QCBMagritteReport (a subclass of MAReport) with a command column with options to perform on each row: addColumn: (MACommandColumn new addCommandOn: self selector: #edit: text: 'Edit'; addCommandOn: self selector: #delete: text: 'Delete'; addCommandOn: self selector: #validate: text: 'Check'; yourself) This works well, however I would like to see a Bootstrap drop down button as opposed to individual links being shown. I've experimented with QCCommandColumn but without success (it needs something in its component instance variable but I'm clueless as to what). Is there a specialised renderer for this I can use or should I implement my own? Thanks for reading. Roger _______________________________________________ Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki |
Hi Rogier,
Please feel free to add something for this to QCMagritte >I've experimented with QCCommandColumn but without >success (it needs something in its component instance >variable but I'm clueless as to what). QCCommandColumn>>execute: aBlock with: aRow aBlock isSymbol ifTrue: [ ^aRow perform: aBlock ]. ^aBlock cull: aRow cull: self component A command may want to have access to both the row it operates on and the report, or the component containing the report QCToManyReport>>buildCommandColumn | retVal | retVal := (QCCommandColumn on: self) setReport: self report. self addDefaultCommandsTo: retVal. self addDescriptionCommandsTo: retVal. self addOrderingCommandsTo: retVal. ^ retVal Stephan _______________________________________________ Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki |
Hi Stephan, I'm just starting out with Magritte and QCMagritte and combined they're quite a substantial code base to get your head around. Before doing an attempt at something useful I wanted to get it working for my specific situation, so I subclassed MACommandColumn and re-implemented renderCellLinkContent:on: like so: renderCellLinkContent: anObject on: html html tbsButtonGroup: [ html tbsDropdownButton beDefault; beExtraSmall; with: [ html text: 'Commands '; tbsCaret ]. html tbsDropdownMenu: [ self commands do: [ :each | each value = 'divider' ifTrue: [ html tbsDivider ] ifFalse: [ html tbsDropdownMenuItem: [ html anchor callback: [ each key value: anObject ]; with: each value ] ] ] ] ] I used the Twitter Bootstrap implementation by Torsten Bergmann to perform the rendering. Again, not sure if this is within the scope of QCMagritte. Cheers, Rogier On 3 June 2015 at 21:45, Stephan Eggermont <[hidden email]> wrote: Hi Rogier, _______________________________________________ Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki |
On 04/06/15 00:03, Rogier Schaaf wrote:
Sounds fine. It's just like what we do more often in QC-Magritte-Bootstrap. Might fit in QC-Magritte-Bootstrap-Component, or you might want to add an option in QCBToManyComponent to use this style. Perhaps subclass QCCommandColumn for this, and look at where that is used? Stephan
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