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mreich

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Hi,

is there an event that is triggered when the user changes the column width in a fixgrid?

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I want to persist the col widths via the StreamStore

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Hi Markus,

the easiest way to store the columns widths: just assign a unique FIXGRID-PERSISTID to you grid.

The column widths will be stored dependent on the user, the user is a accessed by interface IUserAccess (please check JavaDoc).

Only if you want to do something special, you have to spend more effort...

Kind regards! Björn

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hmm, I tried this, but the widths is not stored? The columns order is stored, but not the width?
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ah, ok I have to call the onEditColumnDetails method of the grid, then the persisting is done
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Hi,

persisting is done with every roundtrip of the grid.
But: the resizing of columns does not cause a round trip itself, but only registers dirty data, which is then transferred with the next roundtrip. (Like a field without flushing.)

So if you test: you have to do something causing a roundtrip to the server after resizing (e.g. scrolling). An explicit calling of onEditColumnDetails is not required.

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Ok, thx for the explanation
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