dhtmlxTreeGrid 1.6 is a JavaScript script for Navigation scripts design by Scand LLC.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. dhtmlxTreeGrid represents tabular data in hierarchical view.
Publisher review: dhtmlxTreeGrid represents tabular data in hierarchical view. dhtmlxTreeGrid is a cross-browser JavaScript UI component designed to represent tabular data in hierarchical view. It is based on our Ajax/DHTML control dhtmlxGrid and combines tree view and editable grid. Ajax support and rich JavaScript API brings great flexibility to the treegrid allowing you to create completely customizable dynamic tables with expandable rows. Advanced data entry capabilities make the treegrid more interactive and let users to enter and edit table data in intuitive way. The possibility to dynamically expand/collapse table rows assigned to the corresponding tree items makes this treegrid control a perfect solution for displaying tables with unlimited number of rows. To handle large amount of data efficiently, dhtmlxTreeGrid also provides such features as Smart XML Parsing (renders grid rows dynamically on node opening) and Smart Rendering (renders only rows situated in the visible area; available since v.1.6.). As an extension of dhtmlxGrid the treegrid deploys all its functionality including client-side data editing and sorting, columns resizing and different cell types. The control provides advanced drag-n-drop capabilities (both drop-between and drop-inside are supported) and the ability to work in a split mode (frozen columns). Furthermore, starting from version 1.6 dhtmlxTreeGrid provides long-expected paging support. Built-in filtering capabilities as well as automatically calculated values for footer/header are now available in treegrid mode. Being written entirely in JavaScript dhtmlxTreeGrid runs on client-side and allows manipulating and editing tree/table data on the fly. As communication between server and client is driven via Ajax mechanism, tree grid content is loaded asynchronously through XMLHTTP and can be updated without the whole page refreshing. dhtmlxTreeGrid can be populated with data via JavaScript or from server data source (via XML). It provides robust and comprehensive solution that can greatly enrich any web application with dynamic content. Features: - Smart XML Parsing to increase performance - Dynamical loading of levels - Drag-n-drop as child/sibling - Split mode support - Vertical mathematical summation - Tree specific script API - Tree specific sorting - Tree specific rows coloring - Tree specific Smart Rendering - Tree specific Paging Common Features for Grid and TreeGrid: - Full control with JavaScript API - Simple JavaScript or XML configuration - Integration with HTML Form - Easy styling with CSS or predefined skins - Serialization to XML/SCV - Loading from XML - Working with clipboard - Easy client-to-server comunication - Resizable/movable columns - Drag-and-drop rows/columns within grid - Drag-and-drop in/from dhtmlxTree Pro - Ability to create any editor or cell formating (using eXcell - eXtended cell object) - Combobox, calendar, and more predefined eXcells - Math Formulas for cells/Autocalculated values - Invisible data blocks for rows/entire grid (userdata) - Client-side sorting (string, integer, date, custom) - Server-side sorting ready - Wide range of event handlers - Detailed documentation Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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