bamapie
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hierarchical jQuery grid
I'm using Flexigrid (http://www.flexigrid.info/) and have apparently painted myself into a corner.
It apparently doesn't do hierarchical display (just 2 levels are all I need). I was thinking it did.
So I guess I'm in the hunt for an easy-to-use hierarchical jQuery datagrid.
o Prefer it be able to take an HTML table (probably 2 in this case) and convert it/them on the fly. (Flexigrid will do this with a single table).
You know of such a thing?
If you know something about Flexigrid that I don't--like it does do hierarchical, it just isn't documented--then that would be great.
It apparently doesn't do hierarchical display (just 2 levels are all I need). I was thinking it did.
So I guess I'm in the hunt for an easy-to-use hierarchical jQuery datagrid.
o Prefer it be able to take an HTML table (probably 2 in this case) and convert it/them on the fly. (Flexigrid will do this with a single table).
You know of such a thing?
If you know something about Flexigrid that I don't--like it does do hierarchical, it just isn't documented--then that would be great.
leakim971
you may use CSS to hide some level by default and unhide them when you click somewhere.
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Thanks. I got impatient before you guys answered and started rolling my own (blending my own code with Flexigrid), but now I really wish I hadn't jumped the gun.