I have an application following the Portal example included with the code. I have four grids (using panels) displayed in the center panel - two on the right and two on the left. When I click on one of the rows in the grid, I would like another grid to appear below the displayed grids and towards the bottom of the screen. This should not be draggable as the other panels are and should stay at the bottom until closed. Is it possible to display a new gridpanel in a specific position on the screen or would I have to use the defined viewport and place this in the 'south' region? Scott on Writing:: I just had to build an entire grid of freeform textboxes dynamically! To make this event fired I had to make autopostback property true for the http://scottonwriting.net/sowblog/posts/2152.aspxHOME | R Computers - Computer Tips:: vertical and horizontal change (in twips) since the last time the event fired. The DBGrid is a great way to display data as a familiar grid-style output. http://www.qnet.com/~rgraham/tips/tips-iall.htmlHOME |
Yes, that did it. Thanks.
One more question on this - is it possible to allow the 'south' region to be maximized based on an event basically being displayed on top of any other currently displayed regions in the viewport? Or would this require the creation of a separate window whose screen placement would need to be controlled separately from the regions in the viewport? Please, any help on this would be greatly appreciated. This tool looks like it would work throughout our large company if there is a way to accomplish the above.
Try:
hidden: true //don't use string value for true
Is there some way to hide the north or south regions of a viewport on initial display and based on an event? I have tried the viewport hide:'true' but this does not do the trick.
xtype:'portal',
hide:'true',
style:'padding:10px 0 10px 10px',
region:'south',
title:'South Panel'
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