If a user adds both columnGenerator and editFieldGenerator via @Install then the result generated column won't be editable, because editFieldGenerator is ignored while coping properties of prev column.
Steps to reproduce
Change GroupTable in the UserBrowse to DataGrid
Set editorEnabled="true"
For username column in the controller use the following code:
4. Launch the app.
5. Try to inline-edit record.
**ER**
ComboBox should be shown for the `username` column.
**AR**
"Generated username: admin" text is shown.
reznikova21
commented
2 years ago
If a user adds both
columnGeneratorandeditFieldGeneratorvia@Installthen the result generated column won't be editable, becauseeditFieldGeneratoris ignored while coping properties of prev column.Steps to reproduce
GroupTablein the UserBrowse toDataGrideditorEnabled="true"usernamecolumn in the controller use the following code:@Install(to = "usersTable.username", subject = "editFieldGenerator") private Field<?> usersTableUsernameEditFieldGenerator(DataGrid.EditorFieldGenerationContext editorFieldGenerationContext) {
ComboBox comboBox = uiComponents.create(ComboBox.NAME);
Map<String, String> map = new HashMap<>();
map.put("value1", "value1");
comboBox.setOptionsMap(map);
return comboBox;
}
@Install(to = "usersTable.username", subject = "columnGenerator") private String usersTableUsernameColumnGenerator(DataGrid.ColumnGeneratorEvent columnGeneratorEvent) {
return "Generated username: " + columnGeneratorEvent.getItem().getUsername();
}