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️ Starting from Vaadin 20, the source code and issues for this component are migrated to the vaadin/web-components monorepository. This repository contains the source code and releases of for the Vaadin versions 10 to 19. is a free, high quality data grid / data table Web Component, part of the Vaadin components. Live Demo | API documentation .
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QUESTION
Vaadin 22 Flow.
I'm using a Grid in a flexlayout.
My problem is that I need the grid to grow based on its content until it fills available space and then it should acquire scroll bars.
Ideally the grid should have a min size of one row to make it obvious that it is empty.
Essentially I want to display
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 16:22Vaadin Grid has two distinct "height modes":
- The default fixed height mode, defaults to approx 300px but can be set to a fixed or percentage height, and scrolls when contents overflow.
- "All rows visible" mode (formerly known as height-by-rows), where the Grid's height is directly determined by its contents, and there is no scrolling.
(See documentation for this at https://vaadin.com/docs/v22/ds/components/grid/#dynamic-height)
Thus, there is no support per se in the component for growing until the container is filled, or until a specific max height is reached.
The only thing you really can do is to somehow track the overflow of the Grid's parent element, and at that point switch the Grid to fixed height mode.
Or, simply not use the Grid's built-in scrolling and scroll the parent instead, which of course means that the Grid's header scrolls with the body instead of staying put on top.
QUESTION
I've added a component column to my grid with a link which renders as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 13:05It is the element which is slotted inside the cell. So
::slotted(*)
won't actually target the element you have inside it. Also, style from the global scope (light DOM side) have higher specificity than styles defined in the shadow DOM (::slotted).
I believe this case needs a CSS custom property, which you set based on the selected state of the row, and then use that custom prop for the links inside a grid:
vaadin-grid.css:
QUESTION
I am working with Vaadin 14.7.5, so vaadin-grid 5.9.0.
A single vaadin-grid
element containting a single vaadin-grid-tree-toggle
element is inside a Lit Element.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-07 at 00:03Figured it out. After careful review of ArrayDataProviderMixin
, I found it would not support my data's format.
First, I transformed my data:
QUESTION
I'm using a vaadin-grid that is stacked upon a pagination toolbar (vaadin-grid-pagination) and the problem I'm having is that on mobile devices the pagination doesn't sit at the bottom of the viewport as the grid comes over it.
Ideally (disregard the pagination overflowing) it would look like this:
Now, through the Dev Tools inspector I was able to remove a position: relative property from the scroller and that made things behave as I want them to.
The problem is that I am unable to do this programatically... I tried using a custom css file with these contents:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-04 at 13:48#1 Try setting the position value using !important ?
QUESTION
I wanted one of my Vaadin-Components to use a FormLayout. To do this the component extends FormLayout (com.vaadin.flow.component.formlayout.FormLayout). The component extends the class indirectly over an other class (should not really break the behaviour). Strangely it is not working as expected. It shows all the elements in the layout closely side by side, even though the number of columns is defined.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-22 at 14:28The CSS defined for the FormLayout targets the tag , but you've changed the tag via
@Tag("memory-component")
. Therefore, you are losing all of the styles.
Here's a working example that illustrates the difference:
QUESTION
For Grids using the LUMO theme there is an easy solution to get alternating row colors (look here under "Theme variants usage"). Furthermore if you know the number of grid columns you can set the colors using CSS selector vaadin-grid-cell-content:nth-child(an+b)
. But unfortunately both of these conditions are not met in our case.
How can one achieve alternating row colors in general cases?
The only solution I can come up with is using List input data and defining a row class generator as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-07 at 07:56For those looking for an answer, look at the comment from cfrick. The CSS selector is
QUESTION
I want to run the example from the official Vaadin vendor site: https://vaadin.com/components/vaadin-grid/java-examples/drag-and-drop Of course, I have some other objects to drag, but i am happy when the example is working. At the minute, I don't know how it is meant to be used, or I am getting dumb, because I am living in germany.
I wonder why the example is not running out of the box. When i use this code, there are several errors in the code. What is dragItems? And how to calculate the index of the drop position? Any help is appreciated. I just want to use this framework, but the demos are not compiling.
I want to drag an item from a grid on another grid. How to do that?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-22 at 08:08These fields are missing in the code:
QUESTION
Using the inline java editing example for a Vaadin 14 / Flow Grid at: https://vaadin.com/docs/latest/ds/components/grid/#inline-editing-java-only (ignoring the save and cancel portion) how can I add an edit button for a compact grid. All other cells seem to be of height 30px but the addComponentColumn() seems to be of height 46px. There's a setWidth()
method but no setHeight()
. My code is:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-20 at 06:15You can adjust the height of the Button
to get to the height that you want. As an example:
QUESTION
When I use appendHeaderRow()
or prependHeaderRow()
to add one or more additional header rows to a grid in my Vaadin 14 application, the grid still only displays one header row. I'm almost certain that I understand why this is happening, but the solution isn't clear.
In my project, I've disabled classpath scanning and I'm manually instantiating and invoking the initializers used by Vaadin, as described in this example. I have a class that implements ServletContextListener
and invokes the initializers, just like the VaadinInitializer
class from the example.
In order to get the header rows to display correctly, I believe I have to pass ColumnGroup.class
to the DevModeInitializer
, as it corresponds with the element that I see in the grid's HTML when I add an additional row to the header. I've had to do this with many other Vaadin classes in order to get them to display correctly, including
Grid
and GridSelectionColumn
. The problem is that unlike these other classes, the ColumnGroup
class isn't public, so I'm unable to import it and pass it to the initializer.
Does anyone know of any workarounds, or is it not possible to get multiple grid header rows to work correctly with my project configuration?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-15 at 20:17The inability to reference non-public classes seems to be an omission in the whole idea with how to avoid classpath scanning.
I believe you can work around the issue by creating a dummy component class with the same resource annotations as ColumnGroup
and then use that class with the initializer. This should work since this part of Vaadin only cares about which annotations are found, but it doesn't matter where they are found.
QUESTION
I have a requirement to render infinite scrollable data in an optimal way in LitElement. Vaadin-grid seems suitable for the use-case. However, the data is huge. So I am trying to lazy load the data in chunks from backend. This backend api supports returning records in chunks (such that total number of records will be returned on first call itself). Is there any possible way to lazy load the data in chunks from backend in vaadin-grid with LitElement.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-09 at 12:25So here is an example from the mentioned starter:
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