TreeGrid XML

Columns

TreeGrid v5.0

 

TreeGrid column is defined by tag <C>.

The column specifies position, size, visibility of the grid column. And also specifies type, formatting and other setting for all cells in the column. The type, formatting and other settings can be overridden for every particular cell by its attributes.

Column caption can be set in <Header> tag and not in <C> tag.

 

TreeGrid column can be fixed (frozen) or variable (scrollable).

 

Fixed (frozen) column can be positioned on the left or on the right grid side. The fixed column cannot be scrolled outside view. TreeGrid does need to contain any fixed column.

To set fixed column, place the <C> tag to <LeftCols> or <RightCols> section.

If all fixed columns together are too wide, wider then main tag width, TreeGrid can neither scroll them nor display them, so it cannot display its content and displays only message “Too small extents”. 

 

Variable (scrollable) column is positioned between left and right fixed section.

To set variable column, place the <C> tag to <Cols> sesction.

If all variable columns are wider then the variable section, they are horizontally scrolled.

 

To predefine some attribute for all columns, set it to <D Name=’C’> tag. This is tag is placed to <Def> section. In particular column you can redefine the default attribute value set by <D> tag. For example if you define <Def><D Name=’C’ Type=’Int’/></Def> all columns will have Type Int.

 

There is one special column, the row’s left panel with buttons for deleting and selecting row. It is positioned as the first left fixed column and can be visible or hidden. It can be set by <Panel> attribute placed in root <Grid> tag.

 

In tree there is one main column where is displayed tree with icons for expanding and collapsing. In grid there can be only one main column, its name is set by <Cfg MainCol> attribute.

 

Column caption and other header setting are set by <Header> tag placed in root <Grid> tag.

 

 

<D Name=’C>

Default column. From this column are filled all attributes in all columns except panel that are not explicitly set. This tag can be placed only in <Def> tag.

It has the same attributes as <C> tag, except the Name is set to “C”.

 

 

<Panel>

Row’s left panel settings. This tag can be placed only in <Grid>.

 

bool Visible [1]           If the panel is visible. The panel can be hidden also by Cfg.HidePanel attribute. To suppress loading from cfg you can use VisibleLap=’1’.

bool Select [1]              If the button Select is visible. This button is hidden also if Cfg.Selecting attribute is 0.

bool Delete [1]             If the button Delete is visible. This button is hidden also if Cfg.Deleting attribute is 0.

int Copy [0]                   If the button Copy is visible. This button is hidden also if Cfg.Copying attribute is 0.

                                               Bit array - &1 – can copy row, &2 – can copy tree data, &4 – can copy tree structure => 7 for all options

                                               You can use OnRowCopy event to control what values will be copied in which option

bool CanHide [0]                    If panel is displayed in columns menu and can be hidden or displayed by user from this menu.

If set to 1, the panel can be also hidden automatically if there is no room for it, to preserve displaying “Too small extents” message.

This attribute does not affect displaying and hiding panel from configuration menu.

string ClassOuter [“GPanel”]                                            Predefined class for the panel, here you can also set background color.

string ClassOuterHover [“GPanelHover”]              Predefined class for the panel under mouse cursor

 

 

<C>

One column settings. Values of not set attributes are read from default <D Name=”C”>. This tag can be placed in tags <LeftCols>, <Cols>, <RightCols>.

Column position in grid is according to position of <C> in parent tag. This is used only for first display on client or when Cfg.Version changes, otherwise is column position read from cookies.

Column caption is set in tag <Header>. Otherwise is as caption used column Name.

 

 

Column names

 

Columns are identified by attribute Name. Every column must have set this attribute.

The Name identifies column and row’s cells. Under this name are row’s cells in this column set and accessed.

All column names must be unique among all column names inside one grid.

Under this name grid saves column configuration to the cookies. If you change any column name, you should increment <Cfg> attribute Version to clear old configuration.

In JavaScript API, cell is accessed by column name.

Column names are used also in formulas.

! Attention !

Column names are case sensitive.

Column names can contain only letters (a-z, A-Z), underscore ‘_’ and digits (0-9), but cannot start with digit and should not start with underscore.

Column names must not interfere with row’s attribute names, like Def, Kind or Deleted !

The best way is to name columns as letter ‘A’, ‘B’ or ‘a’, ‘b’. There is no interference and data length is short.

For grids with many columns and saved configuration to cookies the column names should be less then 4 characters long, to shorten cookie length.

 

 

Base attributes

 

string Name [“”]          Column name. Required. By this name are accessed cells in this column. Used also in formulas and in API functions. See Column names.

string Type [Text]        Column type. The cells are calculated and formatted according to this type. The type can be also redefined in particular cell.

Bool    Boolean value 1 and 0 – in HTML is displayed as checkbox

Int        Integer number – in HTML is displayed as formatted text according to Format string. See also formatting numbers.

When editing, this is displayed in <INPUT type=”text”> and is formatted according to EditFormat string

When editing, only valid keys are accepted, the other are ignored.

To change permitted keys and number structure when editing, you can set EditMask and ResultMask attributes.

Float   Floating point number, other is the same as in Int type.

Enum Enumeration – index to array Enum. In HTML is displayed string from Enum array on position given by this value.

When editing, displays <SELECT> combo box with items from Enum array with this value as selected index.

                               It is integer type. To set and upload it as text see EnumKeys attribute.

                               To show only subset of values according to value in another Enum cell see Related and Refresh attributes.

                               The enumeration can be also used for special sorting, when you need to have non standard order.

                               If you want to mix selection from list and direct value edit, use rather Button of type Defaults or type Select instead of Enum type.

                Select Cell with predefined values chosen from menu. It is shortcut for Button of type Defaults with non-editable Html cell.

                               The list of predefined values is in Defaults array.

Radio Enumeration with radio buttons instead of combo box. In HTML there are displayed radio buttons.

There are two modes of radio buttons controlled by the first value (base flags) of Format array (5. bit, &16)

In the first mode the only one radio can be checked at one time. You can also choose if all radios can be unchecked.

                                               In this case the value is integer – index of checked radio, from 0.

In the second mode more radios can be checked.

In this case the value is bit array of checked radios. (1,2,4,8,16,...)

Texts displayed next to radio buttons are given in Format string.

See also formatting radio buttons.

Date    Date and/or time. In input xml data can be set as number of milliseconds from 1.1.1970 or string in English format “mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss”

                It is integer type. Represents number of milliseconds from 1.1.1970.

                It is uploaded as integer by default, you can change it by setting <Cfg DateString>

The value is displayed as formatted text according to Format string. See also formatting date and time.

When editing, this is displayed in <INPUT type=”text”> and is formatted according to EditFormat string

When editing, there is displayed button on the right in the cell to show date picker to select date from calendar (Button=”Date”)

When editing, only valid keys are accepted, the other are ignored.

To change permitted keys and date structure when editing, you can set EditMask and ResultMask attributes.

Text    One line string. It is displayed as text and when editing in <INPUT type=”text”>. This is default type. See also formatting text.

                Lines  Multi line text, edited in <TEXTAREA>. To use this type, the <Cfg> attribute VarHeight must be set to 1.

If set <Cfg> attribute AcceptEnters to 1, the row changes its height to show all content of this cell.

To include CRLF in input xml data you need to use entities &#x0D; and/or &#x0A;.

If you use AcceptEnters, use only LF (&#x0A)!

Maximal and minimal height of the row can be set by <I> attributes MaxHeight and MinHeight.

If set MaxHeight for read only cell is good to set its attribute CanEdit to 2 to let user see all content.

See also formatting text.

Pass     Password. It is displayed as “***”, when editing is displayed in <INPUT type=”password”>

For now passwords are sent not coded

                Img      Image. Cell value contains array of values, first character is separator: “|image_URL|width|height|left|top|link_URL|link_window”,

                               where image URL is URL with picture to display,

width, height, left, top are used to display only part of the image, all values must be set or all must be left empty

link URL is link to page displayed after click to image

link_window is browser window name where the link will be opened, for new window set “_blank”

Example: “|/img/test.gif|100|100|0|200|/test/test.html” or “|/img/test2.gif” or “|/img/test.gif|||||/test/test.html”

See also formatting images.

                Link    Link to any url. Cell value contains array of values, first character is separator: |Url|Text|Window

                               where Url is the link url

                               Text is a text to display, if is empty the Url is displayed instead

Window is browser window name where the link will be opened, for new window set “_blank”

See also formatting links.

                Html   Any HTML string displayed as is. This can contain also image or link, but without any support of editing and so on.

                               Avoid the tags <U> and <CENTER> to better compatibility with TreeGrid.

                               Remember, if you include your XML data directly to your HTML page, you have to use double coding of XML entities:

                                               character ‘<‘ in TreeGrid value is ‘&lt;‘ in XML data and ‘&amp;lt;‘ in HTML page.

                List      List of items to build an html string. The value contains the array of items, separated by the first character.

                               The values are merged together using Format. The result can be any HTML code.

See also formatting lists.

                Button               Button or toolbar image button displayed in cell, expected to be used mainly in Space rows.

                               Can be standard button, the caption is set by cell’s attribute Caption.

                               Or can be toolbar button, the icon or captions is set by cell’s attribute Icon.

                               After click on button is run Action or if no Action set it calls ControlPanel.Click with cell attribute ActionNum.

                DropCols        Drop target to drag here column names. Only for cell in Space rows. The cell value contains comma separated column names

                                               The cell of this type has special attribute Text – text displayed in the area, like “Drag columns’ captions here ...”

                Pager                 Simple pager, displays all pages as number links. Only for cell in Space rows.

string Format [‘’]                      Format string, how to display value. Varies according to cell Type.

                                                               If you want to add HTML formatting before and after value, use cell attributes HtmlPrefix and HtmlPostfix.

For numbers and dates is format string the same as in function ToString ( ) in Microsoft .NET.

See all formats description.

string EditFormat [‘’]         Format string for editing. See description.

string ExportFormat [‘’]                Number and date format for export to Excel. It is in Excel format not in TreeGrid or ASP.NET format! Used only for Export_Type = 0.

                                               If you don’t know the format for the cell, create xls file with one cell, specify its format you want and save it as web page (html file).

                                                               Open this htm file and search style property “mso-number-format”.

string [] SearchNames [‘’]                Used in SearchExpression to reference this column instead of its caption, one column can have more names to be reference by.

string MenuName [‘’]                         Html string displayed in columns menu for this column. If not set, the column caption is displayed.

 

Editing masks

 

Editing masks can be used for any column type.

For column types Int, Float and Date are predefined default editing masks. These masks can be also changed using following attributes.

 

string EditMask [‘’]               Mask for editing. This can be any regular expression (RegExp string).

A user can write only characters that fulfill the EditMask restrictions. The mask is applied for any key the user presses.

By EditMask you can set permitted or restricted characters, persistent (read-only) characters, different sections and many more.

For example EditMask=”^Src:.*\r?\nw\:\d{0,3},h\:\d{0,3};\sx\:\d{0,4},y\:\d{0,4}$

displays (in textarea, always on two rows):

Src:[text]

w:[int],h:[int]; x:[int],y:[int]

where [...] are the only editable sections, [text] can contain any characters, [int] can contain only digits, max 3 or 4.

string MaskColor [‘red’]     The edit field blinks by this color, when user tried to write character conflicting with EditMask.

string ResultMask [‘’]         Mask applied after finish editing. Syntax is same as in EditMask.

When value collides with ResultMask, the ResultText message is displayed and editing continues.

string ResultText [‘’]            Message displayed when value collides with ResultMask

 

 

Enumeration type

 

These attributes are only for column with Type=’Enum’

 

string [!] Enum [‘’]                     List of values for Enum type. This is array in string. The first character is the separator and this separator is used to separate items of array.

                                                               The item cannot contain the separator. For example “,one, two,three” or “|1,1|2,3”.

string [!] EditEnum [‘’]        List of values for Enum type when editing. It cannot contain HTML code. If is missing it is used Enum array instead.

                                                               Useful when Enum array contains HTML code (when <Cfg NoFormatEscape=’1’/>)

string [!] EnumKeys [‘’]      List of keys for Enum type. Set this array to convert indexes to predefined strings. Must be set also <Cfg EnumKeys=’1’/>

Used only for downloading and uploading, in API are enums still handles as integers.

For example: <Cfg EnumKeys=’1’/> ... <C Name=’A’ Type=’Enum’ Enum=’|First|Second|Third’ EnumKeys=’|One|Two|Three/> ...

               <I A=’Two’/> (displays ‘Second’), <I A=’One’/> (displays ‘First’)

Cannot be set in second and third level in Related enums.

For related enums you can <Cfg EnumKeys=’2’/> to upload text instead of index.

In input data the predefined value can be also set as text anyway.

string IntFormat [‘’]             For Enum type. If set the cell shows integer numbers for indexes outside the Enum array and formats them using this format.

                                                               Can be used for read only cells. Example: Enum=’|never|once|twice’ IntFormat=’###0 times’

string [] Related[‘’]                   The comma separated list of column names. For enumeration types (Enum, Radio).

                                                               The enumeration list for the cell is selected according to value(s) in Related columns from EnumA_B_C... attributes,

                                                               where A,B,C are column values from cells in columns in Related list, in that order.

                                                               Use with Refresh attribute. When the Enum attribute for the values does not exist, the original Enum without prefix is used.

                                                               Example (B is related to A, C is related to B and also to A)

<C Name=’A’ Type=’Enum’ Refresh=’B,C’ Enum=’|One|Two’/>

<C Name=’B’ Type=’Enum’ Related=’A’ Refresh=’C’ Enum0=’|a|b|c’ Enum1=’|1|2’/>

<C Name=’C’ Type=’Enum’ Related=’A,B’ Enum0_0=’...’ Enum0_1=’...’ Enum0_2=’...’ Enum1_0=’...’ Enum1_1=’...’/>

string [] Refresh [‘’]                  What cells to refresh after value of the cell changes. Used also with Related attribute.

                                                               The comma separated list of column names. The cells in the same row and in these columns will be refreshed.

                                                               There can be use some special names: *Row – whole row, *Parent – whole parent, *Grid – whole grid

 

 

Column capabilities

 

int CanEdit [1]                         If column values can be edited, can be set to 2 to enter edit mode as readonly – for Type=Lines shows scrollbars.

                                                               See also <Cfg Editing> attribute.

bool CanFocus [1]                 If column cells can be focused

bool CanResize [1]                If column can be resized. If set to 1, column can also be resized automatically if there is no room for it, to preserve displaying “Too small extents” message.

int  CanMove [1]                    How column can be moved, dragged by mouse.

0 – no, 1 – inside section, 2 – also between sections – user can freeze variable columns and vice versa.

For spanned columns see also Group attribute

bool CanDrag [1]                   If row can by caught by cell in this column for dragging. Set it to 0 to let a user to select text in cell instead of dragging.

int Group [0]                                               If set to >0, it is the group the column belongs to. Set it for spanned cells. The group must be continuous.

                                                               The columns can be moved only inside its group and any other column cannot be moved inside the section.

The first (left) column in the group cannot be moved within group and also must stay the first

The whole group can be moved by dragging the first left column to another location.

                                                               Set to all columns that are spanned to the same value to ensure that user does not break the column order.

                                                               This attribute has no relation with grouping rows.

bool CanHide [1]                    If column is displayed in columns menu and can be hidden or displayed by user.

If set to 0, the column can be shown or hidden by API only.

If set to 1, the column can be also hidden automatically if there is no room for it, to preserve displaying “Too small extents” message.

You can also use CanHide=0 and Visible=0 to define always hidden column to store any custom data

or to predefine sorting behavior – see <Cfg> SortCols

int CanFilter [1]                     Rows can be filtered by this column. If set to 2, it is also tested cell’s CanFilter attribute.

int CanSearch [1]                 Values are searched within this column

bool CanSort [1]                      Rows can be sorted by this column

int CanGroup [1]                  Rows can be grouped by this column, its caption can be dragged to drop area for custom sorting in group row.

                                                               0 cannot be grouped, 1 can be grouped, 2 can be grouped, but column is not hidden when grouping.

bool CanCopy [1]                  Values can be copied from this column to clipboard by Ctrl+C.

int SortType [0]                      The way of sorting strings, bit array: bit 1 reserved, bit 2 (&2) – 1 = case insensitive localized sorting, see also CharCodes property.

bit 3 (&4) – 1 = case insensitive, bit 4 (&8) = ignore white chars given by WhiteChars attribute.

string WhiteChars [“ “]      White chars to ignore when sorting with SortType = 8. Default is space only. Setting this attribute can slow down sorting.

int GroupType [0]               Flags for grouping rows according to this column, it contains value for GroupTypes.

string GroupDef [“”]             A name for default row for group row when grouping according to this column.

It is used instead of “Group” but not instead of “GroupLast”

bool ToolTip [0]                       Cell values are displayed as tool tip on mouse hover

int Rows [1]                                        For backward compatibility only. Use Type=Lines instead.

 

 

Calculation

 

string Formula [‘’]                  Formula for calculated column. If set, column is calculated. See document Cell Formulas.

Remember, set CalcOrder for every row if you use in some formula result of another formula on the same row.

Remember, all cell values you use in formula must be set in all rows. Value not set is not 0 but “undefined” and cannot be calculated.

Best way is to set all values from formula to 0 in some Def, usually in Def Name=“R”.

 

 

Right side button

 

string Button []                          Type of button on the right in the cell. Used usually to show predefined or custom dialog for advanced editing.

Or it is used to display menu with predefined default for the cell, Defaults type.

Default value is None for all types except Date, for that is Date. See also WidthPad and ButtonText attributes.

None - no button, use it for Date types if you do not want to show button (for time values for example)

or if you want to override column or default settings in cell to hide button

Button - user <BUTTON>, set WidthPad to button width and ButtonText to text on button.

After user clicks button, there is called OnButtonClick event.

Img - user <IMG>, set WidthPad to button width and ButtonText to image src.

Date - date picker for date type, it is default for Date type.

Html - any HTML code displayed as is.

Defaults – shows menu with predefined default values to select one like from combo.

                set Defaults to array (separated by first character) of predefined values in list.

int WidthPad [0]                   Width of button/img tag. If Button = Button or Img or Html, then is required value

string ButtonText ['']           Button text or img src or HTML code for Button = Button or Img or Html.

type [!] Defaults []                    Array of predefined values to list for Button of type Defaults. It contains only values of cell type.

                It can contain special items starting with ‘*’:

*Date - after click on menu item it shows date picker to select date

*Button - after click on menu item it calls OnButtonClick user event for the cell

*Default – item contains default value for the cell (value from Def row).

*FilterOff – only for filter row, switches off the filter operator

*Rows... – there will added items containing values from other rows in this column according other settings:

                                               ...Variable... – from variable rows

                                               ...Fixed... – from fixed rows

                                               ...All... – from fixed and variable rows

                                               ...Sibling... – only from all sibling rows

                                               ...Def... – only from rows that have the same default (Def attribute) as the row

                                               ...Visible... – only visible rows

                                               ...CanFilter... – (for Filter row) only rows that can be filtered according to this column

                                               ...MaxN... – maximally N most frequent values

                                               ...ColX*... – values from another column, X i column name, from left must have prefix ‘Col’ and from right postfix ‘*’

                                               For example: “*RowsVariableDefMax20” returns maximally 20 variable rows with the same default row.

 

 

Context menu

 

string [!] Menu                            Context menu for all cells in the column. It is first character separated array of menu item names. They can contain any HTML code.

                                                               This popup menu is displayed when user right clicks to cell. After user selects menu item, the OnContextMenu event is called.

string [!] MenuIcons            The icons (left column) for context menu, first character separated array. It can contain any HTML code, not only images.

string MenuCaption         The caption for context menu.

 

 

Width and visibility

 

int Width []                                  Column width in pixels, if empty, is computed before the grid is first displayed.

Saved to cookies - can be suppressed by WidthLap attribute.

int RelWidth []                        Relative width in % of column. If set, the Width parameter is ignored. You can also set minimal width by MinWidth.

                                                               The width is % of the rest of MainTag width minus widths of all columns without the RelWidth attribute set.

                                                               Example: <C Width=’100’/> <C RelWidth=’30’/> <C RelWidth=’70’/><C Width=’50’/>, if the client width of MainTag is 300,

the second column will be (300-100-50)*0.3=45 pixels wide and the third column will be (300-100-50)*0.7=105 pixels wide.

                                                               If there are many columns with RelWidth you should set <Cfg ShowVScrollbar=’1’/> to speed up the grid, especially in tree.

                                                               If any cell in this column contains right button, you have to specify column’s MinWidth to at least width of the button !

int MinWidth []                     Minimal width of relative width or calculated width column.

char AutoWidthChar []               Character used for automatic width calculation if the Width attribute is missing. Usually set to ‘m’ or ‘x’ character.

                If empty, the longest string in column is used for calculation. If set, the string of the character long as the longest string in the column is used.

The automatic width calculation is done only for column types Bool, Int, Float, Enum, Text. And it is not done when server paging is used.

int AutoWidthPlus [0]                   Size added to calculated width (if the Width attribute is missing)

int Size []                                         Max characters in tag input, not used for textarea.

bool Visible [1]                           Column is visible, see also CanHide. Saved to cookies - can be suppressed by VisibleLap attribute.

 

<Header>

Top header with column captions. This tag can only be in <Grid>

In cell values are titles (captions) for individual columns

 

string cell [“”]                                 Column caption, set by its name. The caption can contain HTML code only if is set NoEscape=’1’.

For example for <C Name=’Order’/> is caption set by <Header Order=’Main order’/>

string cellClassOuter [“GHeader”]                                  Predefined class for the caption, here you can also set background color.

string cellClassOuterHover [“GHeaderHover”]    Predefined class for the caption under mouse cursor

int cellAlign [0]                           Alignment of the whole caption (including sorting icons), 0 – left, 1 – center, 2 - right

bool NoEscape [0]                  If set to 1, the captions can contain HTML code and are not escaped

bool Wrap [0]                              Let wrap caption text to more lines if needed

bool Visible [1]                           If the header is displayed. ! Attention, if header is hidden, the table must contain at least one variable or fixed (= non space) visible row !

               

Multi line header

 

By default every column has its one caption. In multi line header you can define another line(s) with captions spanned/grouped for more columns.

Be careful when is moving columns by user permitted, set appropriate Group attribute for spanned columns.

 

int Rows [1]                                  Count of rows in header, 1 is minimum, use for multi-caption headers

If there are more rows than 1, one row is main row with column captions and functions for sorting, resizing and moving columns

and other rows are section rows with no user input, but can be spanned to more columns and also can contain html code.

If you set Rows>1 you must set all appropriate LeftXX, MidXX and RightXX attributes too!

If you set Rows>1 you usually need to disable column moving ability <Cfg ColMoving=”0”>.

int Main [0]                                  Index of main row with column captions and response to user activity, if Rows are greater then 1.

string LeftRC [“”]                         Cell value for other rows then Main if Rows is greater then 1 for left columns section.

RC are wild-cards, attribute name is for example Left00 or Left312 (R is always one digit, C can be larger).

R is row index, cannot be the same as Main. You have to use all row indexes from 0 to Rows-1 except Main.

C is cell index from 0. No one index can be skipped, independently on span value.

Value can be a HTML code.

int LeftRCSpan [1]                 How many columns this cell spans. You have to span all columns in section. This is for left columns section.

Sum of ...Span must be the same as count of all columns in section (+ row panel in left section).

string RightRC [“”]                    Cell value for right columns section, see LeftRC.

int RightRCSpan [1]            Span for right columns section, see LeftRCSpan.

string MidRC [“”]                         Cell value for variable columns section, see LeftRC.

int MidRCSpan [1]                Span for variable columns section, see LeftRCSpan.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Updates

 

3.3.3

Updated <Header> section, multi rows header support

 

3.5

Added <Col> attributes SortType and WhiteChars, CanHide, Visible

 

3.6

Excluded from file TreeGridDataFormats.htm to TreeGridDataFormatReference.htm

 

4.0

Added new cell Type “Lines”.

Updated <C> attribute CanEdit

<C> attribute Rows is now obsolete.

Added new cell Types “Link” and “Img”

Added <C> attributes EditMask, MaskColor

Added <Header> attribute Visible

Added <Header> attribute NoEscape

Added <C> attribute RelWidth

Added new cell Type “List”

Added <C> attribute Group

 

4.0.3

Added <C> and cell attributes ResultMask and ResultText

 

4.1

Added new cell Type “Radio”

 

4.2

Added <C> and cell attributes Related and Refresh

Added <C> and cell attribute IntFormat

Added <C> attribute MinWidth

Added <C> attribute CanCopy

 

4.3

Added <Panel> attribute Copy

Added <C> attribute Defaults and updated <C> attribute Button

Added <C> attribute ExportFormat

Updated <C> CanFilter attribute

 

4.4

Added <C> attribute EditEnum

Updated Radio cell type

Updated <C> CanMove and Group attributes

Added <Header> attribute Wrap

Updated <C> SortType localized sorting

 

4.5

Added <C> attributes GroupType and CanGroup

Updated <C> attribute Defaults, added value FilterOff

 

4.5.4

Added <C> attributes Menu, MenuIcons, MenuCaption

 

4.6

Added <C> attribute EnumKeys

Added <C> GroupDef attribute

 

5.0

Excluded from file TreeGridDataFormatReference.htm to TreeGridXmlCols.htm

Added <C> attribute CanSearch

Added <Header> attributes ClassOuter and ClassOuterHover

Added new type Select

Updated <C> Defaults, added ...ColX* ... value

Added <C> attribute SearchNames

Added types Button, DropCols and Pager

 

5.0.7

Added Panel ClassOuter and ClassOuterHover attributes

 

5.0.10

Added <Header> Align attribute

Added <C> attribute MenuName

Added <Panel> attribute CanHide

 

5.0.11

Added <C> attribute CanDrag