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setColumnHidden and header is still visible v1.5 I think there is something wrong with grid initialization/column hiding: mygrid = new dhtmlXGridObject('gridbox'); mygrid.setImagePath("/script/codebase/imgs/"); mygrid.setSkin("xp"); mygrid.preventIECaching(true); mygrid.setCSVDelimiter("\t"); mygrid.enableBlockSelection(true); mygrid.setMultiselect(true); mygrid.enableAutoWidth(true); mygrid.init(); mygrid.loadXML("data_xml.php"); mygrid.setColumnHidden(0,true); .... xml is: <rows> <head> <column width="50" type="ro" align="left" sort="int" id="IDENTIFIER_ID">ID</column> <column width="150" type="ro" align="left" sort="str" id="IDENTIFIER">Identyfikator</column> <column width="100" type="ro" align="left" sort="str" id="CODE">Typ</column> <column width="100" type="ro" align="left" sort="str" id="NAME">Nazwa typu</column> </head> <row id="1"> <cell>1</cell> <cell>FO</cell> <cell>FOO</cell> <cell>FOOO</cell> </row> </rows> and as a result, first column itself is hidden, but header for this column is still visible. this.hdr.rows[1] has no properties http://localhost/script/codebase/dhtmlxgrid.js Line 277 I have to mention that if I send XML with <afterInit> tag like this: <afterInit> <call command="setColumnHidden"> <param>0</param> <param>true</param> </call> </afterInit> then first column is hidden correctly. Moreover (i'm not sure if it's bug) but if I send more than one setColumnHidden with XML then only first one is executed. Answer posted by Support on Dec 20, 2007 05:38 Correct code is mygrid.loadXML("data_xml.php",function(){ mygrid.setColumnHidden(0,true); }); The loading is asyn, so you can't call a command just after loadXML, you need to catch the moment when data will be really loaded. >>if I send more than one setColumnHidden with XML The next must work correctly <afterInit> <call command="setColumnHidden"><param>0</param><param>true</param></call> <call command="setColumnHidden"><param>1</param><param>true</param></call> ... any other call commands here ... </afterInit> |