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Question  posted by Fernando Siles on Sep 12, 2008 01:41
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Split doesn't work with attachFooter in TreeGrid

Hello friends,

I want to add a split to my treegrid (to look like a excell sheet xD) and it doesn't work when I add a footer.

Code is as follows:

String initcall1 = "\t\t\t<call command=\"";
String initcall2 = "\">\n";
String endcall = "\t\t\t</call>\n";
String initparam = "\t\t\t\t<param>";
String endparam = "</param>\n";

String split = initcall1 + "splitAt" + initcall2;
String paramsplit = split + initparam + "2" + endparam + endcall;
xml.append(paramsplit);

The resulting xml code is:

<call command="splitAt">
<param>2</param></call>

Please, anybody can help me???

PS: attachFooter code is below than split code and both are between <afterinit></afterinit> tags.

PS2: sorry about my awful English

Thanks in advance
Answer posted by Support on Sep 12, 2008 05:13
>>PS: attachFooter code is below than split code and both are between <afterinit></afterinit> tags.
Move attachFooter above splitAt, or even in beforeInit section 
The structure of grid ( such as headers | footers ) must be defined before splitAt executed

If issue still occurs for you - please provide the snippet of XML generated by your code, with both splitAt and attachFooter commands
Answer posted by Fernando Siles on Sep 15, 2008 03:12
Hi,

Thanks for your answer but neither of these actions solve my problem.

Here is the snippet of XML code you ask for me:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<rows>
      <head>
            <beforeInit>
                        <call command="attachHeader">
                           <param>#rspan,#rspan,Lineal,Manual,Const.,#rspan,#rspan,P0,P1,P2,P3,P4,P5,P6,P7,P8,P9,P10,P11,P12,P13,P14,P15,P16,
                           P17,P18,P19,P20,P21,P22,P23,P24,P25,P26,P27,P28,P29</param>
                        </call>
            </beforeInit>
            <afterInit>
                        <call command="splitAt">
                           <param>2</param></call>
                        <call command="attachFooter">
                           <param><![CDATA[Resultado de ingresos - gastos por periodo:,#cspan,#cspan,#cspan,#cspan,#cspan,#cspan,<div id='p0'></div>,
                           <div id='p1'></div>,<div id='p2'></div>,<div id='p3'></div>,<div id='p4'></div>,<div id='p5'></div>,<div id='p6'></div>,
                           <div id='p7'></div>,<div id='p8'></div>,<div id='p9'></div>,<div id='p10'></div>,<div id='p11'></div>,<div id='p12'></div>,
                           <div id='p13'></div>,<div id='p14'></div>,<div id='p15'></div>,<div id='p16'></div>,<div id='p17'></div>,<div id='p18'></div>,
                           <div id='p19'></div>,<div id='p20'></div>,<div id='p21'></div>,<div id='p22'></div>,<div id='p23'></div>,<div id='p24'></div>,
                           <div id='p25'></div>,<div id='p26'></div>,<div id='p27'></div>,<div id='p28'></div>,<div id='p29'></div>]]></param>
                        </call>
            </afterInit>
I have to say that this code is generated dynamically (number of columns is variable) from a excution to another one.

Thanks in advance.
Answer posted by Support on Sep 15, 2008 09:06
By you split by 2 first column the 3rd cell of the footer should not contain #cspan.

The xml can contain the following:
 
<call command="attachFooter">
<param><![CDATA[Resultado de ingresos - gastos por periodo:,#cspan,&nbsp;,#cspan,#cspan,#cspan,#cspan,<div id='p0'></div>,
<div id='p1'></div>,<div id='p2'></div>,<div id='p3'></div>,<div id='p4'></div>,<div id='p5'></div>,<div id='p6'></div>,
<div id='p7'></div>,<div id='p8'></div>,<div id='p9'></div>,<div id='p10'></div>,<div id='p11'></div>,<div id='p12'></div>,
<div id='p13'></div>,<div id='p14'></div>,<div id='p15'></div>,<div id='p16'></div>,<div id='p17'></div>,<div id='p18'></div>,
<div id='p19'></div>,<div id='p20'></div>,<div id='p21'></div>,<div id='p22'></div>,<div id='p23'></div>,<div id='p24'></div>,
<div id='p25'></div>,<div id='p26'></div>,<div id='p27'></div>,<div id='p28'></div>,<div id='p29'></div>]]></param>
</call>

Answer posted by Fernando Siles on Sep 16, 2008 03:16
Sorry but the result is the same as using #cspan.

I think I am in a dead point :(

Thanks for your help.
Answer posted by Support on Sep 18, 2008 02:23
The issue was not reconstructed locally.
We have sent the sample by e-mail. If problem persists, please, contact directly at the support@dhtmlx.com and provide any sample where the issue can be recreated.