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making column truly fixed, setMovable(false) on column can be worked around [message #589190]

Wed, 02 April 2008 08:10

kent gibson

Messages: 114
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi-ya,

I have a Grid, with GridTreeViewerColumn(s)and for my first column I do
column.setMovable(false) and my other columns are column.setMovable(true).

Now my first column I cannot move directly, but if I go and move one of
the other columns to the left of my first column, the first column will
will be displaced to the right, in other words it will move to to the
right of the column I am moving.

Does anyone have an idea how I can make it so that the first column is
fixed, ie not movable, even if another column is moved before it?

Thanks,

kentusha

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