Reputation: 47
I am using a com.vaadin.flow.component.grid.Grid
in my Vaadin 14 sample app. I have added an extra header row and introduced a toggle button for changing its visibility.
Unfortunately, this led me deep down to com.vaadin.flow.component.grid.ColumnLayer
, which is not visible.
I have also considered dropping the header cell contents and re-adding them. However, this just leaves a full-height row behind. I have also thought about applying some CSS, but could not find a way to, without altering the official source code.
Can anyone help with a more appropriate solution than building my own Grid version (by forking the official implementation)? This feels like pretty common grid functionality to me...
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1123
Reputation: 47
To whom might be interested about this...
I have used the dirty workaround mentioned the link shared by Tatu Lund.
However, that only works for GridSingleSelectionModel
.
For GridMultiSelectionModel
, the underlying implementation is rather strange.
For example, I complemented the GridSingleSelectionModel
workaround with setting visibility to false on the Un/Select All checkbox the GridMultiSelectionModel
generates. This seems to have a listener on it and automatically hides the checkboxes generated by the GridMultiSelectionModel
on each row. Which is similar to GridNoneSelectionModel
, so unusable if you need to be able to select items.
Unfortunately, I have trusted that Vaadin 14 should be pretty mature by now, but as I explore it I find myself in the position to rather choose version 8, for instance. It's not the first issue of this kind and, that being said, I am not sure I understand why is Vaadin releasing new major versions every so often, while they don't seem to be able to deliver a comprehensive, stable and reliable option to their adopters. Vaadin 8 is almost 5 years old, and it looks like no later version is even close to it.
Upvotes: 0