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ColumnGroupHeaderLayer expand/collapse and Selection, ColumnResize, etc. [message #1082470]

Thu, 08 August 2013 16:00

Joachim Fuchs

Messages: 34
Registered: February 2013

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Hi,

is there a recomended way to deal with the following behavior?

- Columns A, B, C are in group G1, A and B are set static
- Columns D, E ... are part of another group
- G1 is expanded, a cell in C is selected
- now G1 becomes collapsed and the selected cell would become invisible (expectation)
- but the selected cell is now in column D.

Do you have any hints on this issue? Thanks in advance.

J

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Re: ColumnGroupHeaderLayer expand/collapse and Selection, ColumnResize, etc. [message #1082874 is a reply to message #1082470]

Fri, 09 August 2013 06:23

Dirk Fauth

Messages: 2751
Registered: July 2012

Senior Member

Hi,

the column grouping is something that needs to be completely refactored. So there are not much hints I can give you.

The issue itself seems to be related to the following. Collapsing a group means to hide the not visible columns when collapsing. The SelectionLayer seems to not evaluate that situation which means it doesn't get informed about the hiding and so it simply selects the cell at the position he knows (which is another one now).

As I said, we would like to do a complete refactoring of the column grouping stuff. But for this we need time. And as long as nobody is willing to support us in terms of development or at least sponsoring, I'm not sure when we are able to do this.

Greez,
Dirk

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