Ext.ux.Livegrid

You can now obtain nightlies of the Ext.ux.Livegrid-project without having to use a SVN-client. You will find the files at the download page.

Since Ext JS made their second release candidate for the upcoming version 3.0 available, a few changes in their API made it neccessary to make the branched Ext.ux.Livegrid-code compatible with this new version. Please note, that the current version in the trunk breaks backwards compatibility to any version prior to Ext3.0RC2.
Please refer to this page for instructions on how to obtain Ext.ux.Livegrid for Ext3.0

Starting with Ext JS 3.0r3875, you will find a compatible version of Ext.ux.Livegrid at svn://svn.ext-livegrid.com/branches/Ext3.0/trunk. Please note, that this version does not work with Ext3.0RC1, since there have been made changes to Ext.data.Store on which Ext.ux.Livegrid relies.
Nevertheless, the main dev branch at svn://svn.ext-livegrid.com/trunk still denotes the main dev line and works with Ext 2.0.

Ext.ux.Livegrid is now available for download. This release is feature complete. New features will be available in 0.4.

Go visit the project home for the changelog and instructions on how to obtain your fresh copy of Ext.ux.Livegrid.

Ext.ux.Livegrid 0.3a4 is available from the trunk and brings you support for real-time editing of data rows.

Several bugs were fixed and new enhancements made it into this release, such as the Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.GridPanel- and Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.EditorGridPanel-classes.

Some clients also requested to be able to pass the grid’s view as the config property for Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.Toolbar again, which was changed in favor of a “grid”-property in 0.3a1; now, you can pass either “grid” or “view”, so our old code does not brake.

Visit http://www.siteartwork.de/livegrid for a complete list of changes and instructions on how to obtain the latest version.

The project home of Ext.ux.Livegrid has been updated with pricing informations on commercial licenses. If you intend to use Ext.ux.Livegrid as part of a commercial software, please visit this page.

Ext.ux.Livegrid 0.3a1 was released today!

First off, there are major code refactorings in the RowSelectionModel and the GridView. Adding, removing and editing selections works now way more reliable than in the previous releases.

0.2 has been branched so that support for none Ext2.2 users is possible. As an important note, the license has changed from LGPL to GPL. I felt this was necessary since I’ve put already so many hours in this project – and despite all the fun I have, a smile on my face won’t pay the rent. I’ll put up a page with pricing informations ASAP, but if you need a commercial license right now, just contact me. This also applies to the people who already donated.

0.2 will have no features added anymore, only fixes for really crucial bugs.

The code is available from the trunk, as usual.

Important:

Due to community efforts regarding a central ux repository, I changed the namespace and the classnames as follows:

  +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+
  |        old name                       |          new name                      |
  +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+
  | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridView          | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.GridView          |
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
  | Ext.ux.BufferedGridToolbar            | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.Toolbar           |
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
  | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedGridDragZone      | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.DragZone          |
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
  | Ext.ux.data.BufferedJsonReader        | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.JsonReader        |
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
  | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedRowSelectionModel | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.RowSelectionModel |
  |--------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
  | Ext.ux.grid.BufferedStore             | Ext.ux.grid.livegrid.Store             |
  +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+
  +---------------------------------------+----------------------------------------+

I’m proud to announce the first release candidate for Ext.ux.Livegrid 0.2, namely 0.2.rc1! The most notable improvement is the way the view handles the number of displayable rows in the viewport: The last row is not removed anymore if it does not fit into the viewport, but clipped instead. That makes for a better UI experience.

Support for Ext 2.2 is now postponed to version 0.3 of the livegrid component!

If you feel like reporting an issue, please use the issue tracker over at google code: http://code.google.com/p/ext-ux-livegrid/issues/list

Update:

The first bugs have been found and are already fixed in svn. The current release is now 0.2rc2.

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0.2rc3 is available for download

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0.2rc4 is available for download

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This should be the last rc for 0.2:
0.2rc5 is available for download

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0.2 is ready for download:
0.2

Now that Ext 2.2 is here, changes in its API will prevent Ext.ux.Livegrid from working with it. There are already patches posted over at the Ext forums (thanks to nctag!), but the official release that makes Ext.ux.Livegrid work with Ext 2.2 is scheduled for the 0.2 release. The latest “stable” release is 0.1.2 but make sure you get the source out of the trunk, since the component is still beta and minor fixes occur frequently.

I’m moving all my projects over to google-code – I finally checked in the latest source for the Livegrid-component. You can find it over at http://code.google.com/p/ext-ux-livegrid/ . You’ll find more information about the latest fixes and enhancements in the changelog (or visit http://www.siteartwork.de/livegrid ).

I’m aware of the issues some of you have reported, and I’m working hard on getting them fixed. Rest assured, that this component is right now part of a large application, where 100% functionality is a must.

As for the companies that wrote me regarding implementation issues: You are experiencing bugs from a beta-version of the component. I’ll get back to you as quick as possible.