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Forked SlickGrid Documentation

Features added in this fork:

  • Session handling: Refreshing the page restores column visiibility, order, and default sort.
  • Filtering UI: Min/max ranges are determined automatically.
  • Rich sorting library: Sort algorithms are determined automatically.
  • Fixed totals rows: Can be updated with the Grid.setTotals() method. Filters update totals automatically. Can be displayed in footer and/or header.
  • UX improvements: Column reordering is updated in ColumnPicker. More natural dragging algorithm/threshold used.

See examples/example15-fork-feature-demo.html for a demo.

When and Where to Load SlickGrid

SlickGrids are initialized by pushing a definitions object onto the global "dataGrids" array, like so:

<script type="text/javascript">

    var my_slickgrid = {...};
    dataGrids.push(my_slickgrid);

    $(function() {
        // your jQuery code
    });

</script>

The dataGrids init process happens on jQuery's ready() event, which is why the following will not work:

<script type="text/javascript">

    var my_slickgrid = {...};

    $(function() {
        // This won't work!
        dataGrids.push(my_slickgrid);
    });

</script>

Column Definitions:

  • name - Required. Column name to put in the header.
  • field - Property of the data context to bind to. If missing, this will use the column ID, or the column name.
  • id - Column ID. If missing, this will use the column field, or the column name.
  • toolTip - Tooltip (if different from name).
  • width - Width of the column in pixels.
  • minWidth - Minimum allowed column width for resizing.
  • maxWidth - Maximum allowed column width for resizing.
  • sortable - (default false) If true, the column can be sorted (onSort will be called).
  • forceSortType - Override automatic sort detection to use a particular sort type.
  • resizable - (default true) If false, the column cannot be resized. Should be used sparingly.
  • cssClass - A CSS class to add to the cell.
  • visible - (default true) If false, the column will be hidden by default, to be made available in a ColumnPicker or other UI element.
  • filter - Which filter method to use for filtering this column. Currently can be set to "text" or "range".
  • presets - An array containing the human-readable column preset(s) this column is part of. "Default" and "All Columns" are implied, assuming showColumnPresets is true.
  • total - (default 'sum') Used to determine how totals are calculated. Currently can only be set to "sum" or "average".
  • formatter - (default 'return value || ""') Function responsible for rendering the contents of a cell. Signature: function formatter(row, cell, value, columnDef, dataContext) { ... return "..."; }
  • editor - An Editor class.
  • validator - An extra validation function to be passed to the editor.
  • unselectable - If true, the cell cannot be selected (and therefore edited).
  • cannotTriggerInsert - If true, a new row cannot be created from just the value of this cell.
  • rerenderOnResize - Rerender the column when it is resized (useful for columns relying on cell width or adaptive formatters).
  • asyncPostRender - Function responsible for manipulating the cell DOM node after it has been rendered (called in the background).
  • behavior - Configures the column with one of several available predefined behaviors: "select", "move", "selectAndMove".
  • defaultToAscending - (default true) If false, the column sorting will default to descending.
  • alwaysDisplay - (default false) If true, the column will not appear in the ColumnPicker and will always be displayed on all presets.

Usage Example #1, no AJAX

<script type="text/javascript">

    var my_slickgrid = {
        id: 'mySlickGrid',          // a unique ID for this table, for session handling.
        container: '#slickgrid',    // the existing DOM element that will contain the datagrid. Should have width and height set.
        options: {
            grid: {
                rowHeight: 21,
                defaultMinWidth: 80,
                defaultColumnWidth: 120,
            }
        },
        columns: [
            { name: 'Date', sortable: true, minWidth: 90, defaultSort: 'descending' },
            { name: 'City', filter: 'text', sortable: true, minWidth: 100 },
            { name: 'Clicks', filter: 'range', sortable: true, width: 62 },
            { name: 'CTR', filter: 'range', sortable: true, visible: false, width: 62 }
        ],
        // empty cells don't need to be included in totals
        totals: {
            clicks: Math.round(Math.random() * 1000),
            ctr: Math.round(Math.random() * 100) + '%'
        },
        // data needs to be an array of objects. Each object needs a unique 'id'.
        data: [
            { id: 0, date: '12/24/2007', city: 'Philadelphia', clicks: 1238, ctr: '45%' },
            { id: 1, date: '12/28/2007', city: 'Miami', clicks: 675, ctr: '7%' },
            { id: 2, date: '12/29/2007', city: 'Los Angeles', clicks: 1234, ctr: '1%' },
            { id: 3, date: '11/12/2008', city: 'Boston', clicks: 16, ctr: '99%' }
        ]
    });

    dataGrids.push(my_slickgrid);

</script>

Usage Example #2: loading data in later with AJAX (recommended)

<script type="text/javascript">

    var my_slickgrid = {
        id: 'demoTable',            // a unique ID for this table, for session handling.
        container: '#slickgrid',    // the existing DOM element that will contain the datagrid. Should have width and height set.
        options: {
            grid: {
                rowHeight: 21,
                defaultMinWidth: 80,
                defaultColumnWidth: 120,
            }
        },
        columns: [
            { name: 'Date', sortable: true, minWidth: 90, defaultSort: 'descending' },
            { name: 'City', filter: 'text', sortable: true, minWidth: 100 },
            { name: 'Clicks', filter: 'range', sortable: true, width: 62 },
            { name: 'CTR', filter: 'range', sortable: true, visible: false, width: 62 }
        ],
        // These should be included anyway:
        totals: {},
        data: []
    };

    dataGrids.push(my_slickgrid);

    $(function() {
        $.getJSON('/path/to/ajax', function(data) {
            my_slickgrid.data = data.data;
            my_slickgrid.totals = data.totals;

            my_slickgrid.View.setItems(my_slickgrid.data);
            my_slickgrid.Grid.setTotals(my_slickgrid.totals);
        });
    });

</script>

This example assumes your AJAX call returns both totals and data in a single JSON object:

{
    "totals": {
        "clicks": 2345, "ctr": "4%"
    },
    "data": [
        { "id": 0, "date": "12/24/2007", "city": "Philadelphia", "clicks": 1238, "ctr": "45%" },
        { "id": 1, "date": "12/28/2007", "city": "Miami",        "clicks": 675,  "ctr": "63%" },
        { "id": 2, "date": "12/29/2007", "city": "Los Angeles",  "clicks": 1234, "ctr": "11%" },
        { "id": 3, "date": "11/12/2008", "city": "Boston",       "clicks": 16,   "ctr": "99%" }
    ]
}

If you don't need to display totals, you could just return the data array as JSON:

[
    { "id": 0, "date": "12/24/2007", "city": "Philadelphia", "clicks": 1238, "ctr": "45%" },
    { "id": 1, "date": "12/28/2007", "city": "Miami",        "clicks": 675,  "ctr": "63%" },
    { "id": 2, "date": "12/29/2007", "city": "Los Angeles",  "clicks": 1234, "ctr": "11%" },
    { "id": 3, "date": "11/12/2008", "city": "Boston",       "clicks": 16,   "ctr": "99%" }
]

And then update your SlickGrid like so:

$(function() {
    $.getJSON('/path/to/ajax', function(data) {
        my_slickgrid.data = data;
        my_slickgrid.View.setItems(my_slickgrid.data);
    });
});