@vdt-jquery/jquery-datagridview v1.3.1

jQuery-datagridview

A jQuery plugin that makes it easy to create a grid view for your tabular data. It allows you to create a table layout on the fly for an array of data-objects while leaving you in full control of where the data comes from.

Features

• Supports sorting and paging
• Single- and multiselect support
• Resizable headers and movable headers
• Programmatic access to the datagridview for manipulating selection
• Easy to set up with data-attributes inside your html elements
• Easy to adapt either by changing the defaults or providing options in-line

Basic usage

Includes:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="Content/jquery-datagridview.min.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="Content/jquery-datagridview.style.min.css" />
<script type="text/javascript" src="Scripts/jquery-3.3.1.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="Scripts/jquery-datagridview.min.js"></script>

Html and javascript:

<div id="example-table" data-select="true" data-multiselect="true"></div>

<script type="text/javascript">
    $('#example-table').datagridview({
        columns: [
            { data: 'firstName' },
            { data: 'lastName' }
        ]
    });
</script>

<script type="text/javascript">
    $('#example-table').datagridview(function () {
        this.populate(new DataGridViewMetaData(null, false, 2, 25, 0), [
            { firstName: 'Keanu', lastName: 'Reeves' },
            { firstName: 'Laurence', lastName: 'Fishburne' }
        ]);
    });
</script>

This will generate a datagridview with multiselect, sorting and paging enabled.

Styling

The datagridview only provides very basic styling in the provided style sheet jquery-datagridview.style.css; you can use this as a template to create your own style. The various css classes the data grid uses are:

• .datagridview is the original element and the main container of the datagridview
• .datagridview-content-container is the scroll container for the header and body
• .datagridview-header is the container for the header cells
• .datagridview-header-cell are the individual column headers within the header
• .datagridview-header-cell-sortable are only the sortable column headers
• .datagridview-header-cell-sorted is the header cell that's currently sorted
• .datagridview-header-drag are the elements to hold to drag to change column size
• .datagridview-header-move-title element contains the header title of the header that's being dragged to move a column and is attached to the mouse position
• .datagridview-header-move-indicator is the arrow pointing at the new column position while dragging a header to move a column
• .datagridview-sort-toggle is the element displaying the current sort order if applicable
• .datagridview-sort-toggle-ascending gets added to the sort toggle when sorting ascending
• .datagridview-sort-toggle-descending gets added to the sort toggle when sorting descending
• .datagridview-body is the container for the grid rows
• .datagridview-row are the data rows inside the body that contain the data
• .datagridview-row-selecting gets added to rows when a user is selecting (with mouse down)
• .datagridview-row-selected gets added to rows that are currently selected
• .datagridview-row > div can be used to access cells in the data rows
• .datagridview-cell-sorted are the cells in the column that's currently sorted
• .datagridview-total-row is the totals row inside the body
• .datagridview-footer is the container for the footer (paging) elements
• .datagridview-footer-element are the containers for each separate footer (paging) plugin

Documentation

Full documentation can be found at the wiki