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conditional display for columns #37
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- Accepts lambda or boolean - Hides column if False Note: subclasses of Column which override __init__ will need to update their implementations to account for the new argument Refs #37
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- Accepts lambda or boolean - Hides column if False - render_in now accepts lambda Note: subclasses of Column which override __init__ will need to update their implementations to account for the new argument Refs #37
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- Accepts lambda or boolean - Hides column if False - render_in now accepts lambda Note: subclasses of Column which override __init__ will need to update their implementations to account for the new argument Refs #37
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- Renderer base class provides caching and simplified initialization Refs #37
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Columns should be made to conditionally displayed through permissions, app settings, etc. We could do a ConditionalColumn, but I'd rather be able to simply pass a lambda to a Column of any type to determine whether it would display.
Should also look at
render_in
and make sure it can handle lambdas.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: