rows with extreme responsiveness)Extremely fast rendering speedSupports jQuery UI ThemesBackground. The grid is designed to take an external component as a datasource, and that means SlickGrid should be compatible with a wide range of modern data-centric frameworks. SlickGrid is a JavaScript grid/spreadsheet component.
Both of these approaches work perfectly well with GoldenLayout. Others, like SlickGrid or HighCharts do all sorts of clever things when their size changes and therefor have an onResize or setSize method to notify them. The attempts listed above only works for the first expand or collapse, since after the action, they are getting detached and attached to the DOM and the grid canvas if they fit (based on the DataView.onRowsChanged events args parameter which I have mentioned in point 2. In the Property Inspector, select the toggle button to switch ON responsive resize. SlickGrid is a fully open-source, JavaScript, client-side grid control, based on jQuery and jQueryUI and compatible with Bootstrap. A quick note on resizing-behaviour Some of the components youll come across resize purely based on CSS. For example you can try doing it from your JS debugger console as: (function(e, args) ) The DataView has an on onRowsChanged event, which you could subscribe to as well. This event doesn't get propagated to the - or the + span elements that you can click on the group rows. However subscribing this event only works for cell or row clicks, even works on the group row but not when you click expand or collapse. The grid has an onClick method, which you could subscribe to.
Responsive to receiving an input modifying the size of the window, it is determined whether to reorient the data displayed in the window based on the modified size of the window. Data is displayed in a window in a first orientation. There are no such events in the SlickGrid object and neither in DataView. For manipulating vertical position of the control: Similarly if we want our control to always maintain a distance L from vertical starting point of our application window such that L is some percentage of appwinHeight (i.e 1/3rd of appwinHeight) then our control’s Y-axis starting point. A method and apparatus for reorienting displayed data responsive to resizing a window in which the data is displayed is disclosed.