Duane Fields says:

Looks like there’s a bug in the getFetchSize function. There are several references to “this.maxFetchSize” that should be “this.getMaxFetchSize()”. This creates problems when you reuse the control.

mirko says:

hello.
I was playing around with your livegrid example (well done!), I rendered it as a table and modified the xslt.
On thing i noticed is that, since no width for the cells is specified, the width only depends on the content. Which is allright. The problem is that when I scroll, if the data width varies a lot, I see the width of the columns go narrower and wider, and its not a pretty effect. I gave width to each cell to solve the problem, but its a hack I dont like too much.

I was just wondering if you could give me some hint on how to put headers on the table, I mean headers that are always there, keep the title of each column and in some way define the width of the columns.

Keep up the good work!
Thank you,
Mirko.

Alley=>Chris van de steeg says:

@Mirko:
well there is no problem with specifying a width for each cell in you xslt, but you have to keep in mind that you cannot have different row heights, each row has to have the same height.
So you have to hide the overflow of your cells then