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table features - potential enhancements #1

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mikerodonnell89 opened this issue May 31, 2018 · 3 comments
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table features - potential enhancements #1

mikerodonnell89 opened this issue May 31, 2018 · 3 comments
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mikerodonnell89 commented May 31, 2018

Table/list potential features:
CORE
Prio 1

  • craft a stable API
  • support images in addition to text/links
  • sorting/filtering functionality
  • pagination (expose items per page field)
  • selection modes (no selection, single row selection, multiple rows selection)
  • show/hide columns
  • table toolbar buttons
  • one-click actions (including more menu)
  • load on scroll end
  • responsiveness

Prio 2

  • grouping rows
  • drag and drop
  • adjustable column width
  • infinite scrolling
  • export

Prio 3

  • edit mode
  • fix columns(left/right); fix rows(bottom/top); sticky headers
  • options for resizing table height
  • header columns options (wrapping description)

Platform:

  • personalization
  • meta-data driven columns (CRUD)
@mikerodonnell89 mikerodonnell89 changed the title table features - List table features - potential enhancements Jun 27, 2018
@droshev droshev added this to the Future backlog milestone Jul 31, 2018
@droshev droshev added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 31, 2018
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It would be nice if the table supported a popover rowData element to be used as a contextual menu. To further that, it'd be nice if we could put in any fundamental-ngx class. i.e. a button. Currently, we have a delete button as one of our rowData elements, so we can't use the fundamental-ngx table implementation. If it were a contextual menu like in the fundamental css docs, then I could probably push that pattern to my superior.

MattL75 added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 11, 2019
MattL75 added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 12, 2019
* started docs style update

* Improved documentation styling

* improved responsiveness

* always show collapse button

* removed useless import

* fix attempt #1
@droshev droshev removed this from the Future backlog milestone Feb 3, 2020
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droshev commented Feb 25, 2020

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closing this as table requirements have changed

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