Posts tagged with 'flexgrid-2'
How to export selected rows of FlexGrid to a PDF file
Posted by Troy Taylor on January 11, 2017 in Web
Recently, I received an inquiry about exporting selected data from a FlexGrid to a PDF document. I found this interesting. While we often brag about the amount of data the FlexGrid can hold, in this case,the user needed only a portion of the data.
Wijmo 2016 v3 Has Landed!
Posted by Chris Bannon on November 16, 2016 in Web
We're pleased to announce the third major release of Wijmo in 2016!
Data Validation in a JavaScript Data Grid
Posted by Bernardo de Castilho on November 16, 2016 in Web
Data validation is an important task for any applications that accept user input. In build 212, we added data validation to the CollectionView class, which can be used by all Wijmo controls that support data collections, including the FlexGrid.
How to Filter Hierarchical Data in FlexGrid and Angular
Posted by Troy Taylor on September 6, 2016 in Web
Filtering is an important feature for large data sets and may vary depending on the structure of the data being filtered. In this post, we'll walk through filtering hierarchical data in the FlexGrid control in an Angular application.
Creating a Visual Studio Code Extension Using Wijmo
Posted by John Juback on June 28, 2016 in Web
GrapeCity has recently released Excel Viewer, a Visual Studio Code extension that uses the FlexGrid and FlexSheet controls from Wijmo 5 to preview CSV files and Excel spreadsheets. Developed by Microsoft, VS Code is a free, open source code editor that runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux. It includes built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript, and Node.js, with features such as IntelliSense, parameter hints, and smart code navigation. For version control, VS Code integrates seamlessly with any Git repository. In addition to all of its out-of-the-box features, VS Code provides a rich extensibility model that lets you add custom functionality, as well as a vibrant marketplace where you can easily browse and install extensions that have been contributed by other developers.
The Best Angular 2 Data Grid: FlexGrid
Posted by Chris Bannon on June 2, 2016 in Web
Plenty of JavaScript data grids exist in the market: open source, third-party, homegrown. Wijmo's FlexGrid is currently the best data grid for Angular 2.
Using Class Inheritance to Create a Custom Component in Angular 2
Posted by Alex Ivanenko on May 18, 2016 in Web
As part of the Angular 2 custom component series, today we’re looking into how to create a custom component by inheriting a base class. Specifically, we’ll create an InheritedGrid by deriving it from the Wijmo’s WjFlexGrid component.
Creating Custom Components in Angular 2: Inheritance or Aggregation?
Posted by Alex Ivanenko on May 18, 2016 in Web
In this blog series, we’ll look at the two primary methods of creating a reusable custom component in Angular 2: class inheritance and aggregation. We’ll look at the pros and cons of each method and dive into their implementations.
Using Aggregation to Create a Custom Component in Angular 2
Posted by Alex Ivanenko on May 18, 2016 in Web
As part of the Angular 2 custom component series, today we’re looking into how to create a custom component using aggregation.
Video: How to Migrate from Angular 1 to Angular 2
Posted by Ross on May 11, 2016 in Web
Thanks to everyone who attended the webinar! If you couldn’t attend the live broadcast, here's the video and slide deck.
Wijmo Build 5.20153.117 Available
Posted by Chris Bannon on February 3, 2016 in Web
We have just released Build 117 and it includes some nice new features, some new samples and of course bug fixes.
Wijmo Build 5.20153.109 Available
Posted by Chris Bannon on December 18, 2015 in Web
We have just released Build 109 and it includes some nice new features, some new samples and of course bug fixes.
Webcast: How to Decide on Hybrid vs. Native
Posted by Ross on December 10, 2015 in Web
Mobile App Development is a huge opportunity for all developers, but language and platform differences can make it difficult to know where to start. Does it make sense to invest time and resources to develop native apps that are specialized for a particular platform or are you better served by creating a web app that can be used more generically across multiple platforms? Here, we discuss the advantages and disadvantages to each approach, as well as demonstrate a potential real-world application using each scenario. We guide you through building the same application using both Objective-C and pure JavaScript to highlight the similarities, differences, and benefits of each approach.
Wijmo Webcast: Visualizing Large Data Sets with Wijmo Enterprise
Posted by Ross on November 6, 2015 in Web
Here's a recent webcast on how to utilize some of the new features in Wijmo Enterprise for visualizing large datasets in a manner that is consistent with Wijmo Enterprise’s vision. Our vision is to build highly performant, touch-first, lightweight, true JavaScript controls without making comprises for older technologies.
Wijmo Build 5.20152.84 Available
Posted by Bernardo de Castilho on August 28, 2015 in Web
What’s new in Wijmo build 84
Creating Column Groups in FlexGrid
Posted by Bernardo de Castilho on August 27, 2015 in Web
Most tables and grids include a single header row that shows the name of the field that the column refers to.
Making FlexGrid Responsive
Posted by Bernardo de Castilho on August 27, 2015 in Web
When developing applications that will run on mobile devices, you should keep in mind that their screens are small and that they have no real keyboard.
Excel-Like Features in Wijmo FlexGrid: Highlight Cell Selections in a Grid
Posted by Bernardo de Castilho on August 14, 2015 in Web
Excel-like Appearance and Behavior
Transform a FlexGrid Row into a Customizable DetailRow
Posted by Ross on August 13, 2015 in Web
In addition to the FinancialChart and FlexSheet, the Wijmo5 2015 release contains a new extension for the FlexGrid: DetailRow. The DetailRow extension provides the developer with a template for an expandable, and highly customizable, row, and provides your end users with another layer of information and interactivity. Using a directive or calling the classes directly in your JavaScript transforms any row in your FlexGrid into a DetailRow, complete with customizable expand/collapse buttons.