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Data Grid

The table below show parameters for customizing the list page (data grid).

 

State of the webpage

Page Part

Default template

Parameters

List page

table grid

list/grid_table.tpl
(for grid view mode)

 

list/grid_card.tpl
(for card view mode)

PagePart::Grid

PageMode::ViewAll

 

single row

list/single_row.tpl
(for grid view mode)

 

list/sinlge_row_card.tpl
(for card view mode)

PagePart::GridRow

PageMode::ViewAll

 

 

As you can see from the table above, it is possible to customize whole data grid or just a template for displaying a single row.

 

Examples

 

Examples for both table and card view modes can be found in the Feature Demo application. Each example contains links that allow you to view the complete code of overwritten templates as well as the code of the event handler. You can also download the demo project file for a deeper investigation.



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