Closed dcrystalj closed 11 years ago
fixed only first issue
So this is a good idea. To use a library and to simply wrap in such a way. But you should do this only for Ajax requests.
Is not as easy as it might looks like. It's first time for me doing javascript =)
So this is not so easy. :-)
So when you are resizing, you should in fact reorder them properly when window becomes wide enough for another column. And the way you reorder that should be the same as it is stored in the database. So then you have to make an Ajax request. But just when number of columns change.
It seems it does not store anything at the end of the resizing.
So the problem is in fact just that it reads from the server too many times, not just when number of columns change. Sorry for confusion.
Do you want to work more on this?
Not really, don't have time.
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