Hi,
Please see the attached image for reference. The column "authors" in the database has a none standard type, but while in the standard grid the user *knows * it has some kind of value, In TeeGrid the user get to think that is has none.
As it involves a postgressql database, I cannot send an example to reproduce the error.
1. I'm using Zeos data access library
2. The column type is varchar(60)[] (array of varchars with max length of 60)
Thanks,
Yoni
Bug/Usability Issue: Column with data renders as empty
Bug/Usability Issue: Column with data renders as empty
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Re: Bug/Usability Issue: Column with data renders as empty
Hello Yoni,
Please take a look at the PaintPicture method in this example:
https://github.com/Steema/TeeGrid-VCL-F ... StringGrid
The handler is setup to act upon the data for the column, in this case to handle an image; but the approach can be used to handle different types of contents in the way that you see fit; extracting representative text or similar, to display.
Regards,
Marc
Please take a look at the PaintPicture method in this example:
https://github.com/Steema/TeeGrid-VCL-F ... StringGrid
The handler is setup to act upon the data for the column, in this case to handle an image; but the approach can be used to handle different types of contents in the way that you see fit; extracting representative text or similar, to display.
Regards,
Marc
Steema Support
Re: Bug/Usability Issue: Column with data renders as empty
Hi Marc,
Thank you, but that is a good solution when the application uses static queries. When the user defines its own query the *default* should not be blank. It gives the false impression that the field is null.
The default should me something like: {unprintable data...}
Thanks,
Yoni
Thank you, but that is a good solution when the application uses static queries. When the user defines its own query the *default* should not be blank. It gives the false impression that the field is null.
The default should me something like: {unprintable data...}
Thanks,
Yoni