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Hello Björn,

I would like to add a search function without a popup for my grid.

Searching with onOpenGridFunctions is good, but would be better for my project without popup, I need a field where I can search directly.
is there such a thing?

Thnxx
Gori

Hi Gori,

the popup uses the API of "<yourGridInstance>.getTextSearcher()" returning a class of type "FIXGRIDBinding.TextSearcher".

Use methods...
Code:

 setText(...)
 onPrevious(...)
 onNext(...)
 clearSrearchResult(...)

Regards, Björn

Hello Björn,

a little more information please, I'm still new here

Sorry! ;-)

In your page you have somewhere...

Code:

 ...
 <row>
 <t:fixgrid ... objectbinding="#{d.Xyz.grid}" .../>
 </row>
 ...

So in your code you have:

Code:

 public class Xyz
 {
     FIXGRIDListBinding<GridItem> m_grid = new FIXGRIDListBinding<GridItem>();
     public FIXGRIDListBinding getGrid() { return m_grid; }
 }

So now add a field + button to your layout (e.g. in a row on top of the grid)

Code:

 ...
 <row>
 <t:field ... text="#{d.Xyz.searchText}" .../>
 <t:button ... text="Seach!" actionListener="#{d.Xyz.onSearchAction}" .../>
 </row>
 <row>
 <t:fixgrid ... objectbinding="#{d.Xyz.grid}" .../>
 </row>
 ...

and add to your code:

Code:

 public class Xyz
 {
     FIXGRIDListBinding<GridItem> m_grid = new FIXGRIDListBinding<GridItem>();
     public FIXGRIDListBinding getGrid() { return m_grid; }
 
     String m_searchText = "";
     public set/getSearchText ...
 
     public void onSearchAction(ActionEvent event)
     {
         m_grid.getTextSearcher().setText(m_searchText);
         m_grid.getTextSearchrer().onNext(null);
     }
 
 }

Hope this makes it clearer... I did write the code directly into the text above + hope I did not make too many typoes...

Regards, Björn

Hello Björn,

it workz like a charm

Thnxx
Gori