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I've been using Gridstack for dynamically creating a grid. I have used the following function to serialize the grid and it's data. But I can't seem to figure out how to build my grid and its content from the JSON array it created. Ive checked https://github.com/troolee/gridstack.js#load-grid-from-array , but adding the content part is the whole problem. function saveData() { var s_data = []; $('.grid-stack-item.ui-draggable').each(function () { var $this = $(this); s_data.push({ x: $this.attr('data-gs-x'), y: $this.attr('data-gs-y'), w: $this.attr('data-gs-width'), h: $this.attr('data-gs

this is exactly what I am looking for http://www.developerextensions.com/index.php/extjs-filter-row but I could not find a version which would work well with extjs 4 Its very possible that I created a false code because I am noobie in extjs so could you please help me with this or some similar extension how exactly to implement it and make it work? Thank you very much in advance. Jan Korenek You don't need to use external plugins. In Ext JS 4.1 filtering can be done easily without any plugins. There are nice examples of both local and remote filtering in documentation. Remote filtering Local

I'm building a universal app and my Win8.1 app has to show a grid of items. Normally the grid consists of 3 columns, but on smaller screens I want the items to wrap so that there are only 2 columns (or even 1). This is my code: <GridView ItemsSource="{Binding Regions}" IsItemClickEnabled="True"> <GridView.ItemsPanel> <ItemsPanelTemplate> <ItemsWrapGrid Orientation="Horizontal" MaximumRowsOrColumns="3" MinWidth="400" /> </ItemsPanelTemplate> </GridView.ItemsPanel> <GridView.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal" Margin="10"> <Image Source="{Binding Code, Converter=

I have a GridLayout in my Xamarin.Forms App and I would like each element in the grid shown here: to be an instance of something like this: Where each element (brand, picture, price, seller etc.) is set by getting a value from an array and placing that value into the cell. For example, if I am only using the brand and the picture (in the form of strings) for now, and I have just retrieved data from my SQL database in the form of two lists: (pseudocode) brand = ["supreme","louisvuitton","addidas","addidas","bape"] picture = ["hoodie","tshirt","tracksuit","trainers","jacket"] How can I create a

Essentially I want a wrapPanel, but I would like items to snap to a grid rather than be pressed up to the left, so I can get a nice uniform looking grid, that automatically consumes available space. WrapPanel handles the resize part. WPF.Contrib.AutoGrid handles a nice automatic grid. Anyone got a control that combines them? My use case is I have a series of somewhat irregularly shaped controls. I would like them to appear in nice columns so the wrap panel should snap to the next "tabstop" when placing a control When I read your question I assumed you wanted something like this: public class

If I have index starting from 0, of a position on a grid, how can I turn that into a row, column? I'm getting incorrect results with the following. Fortunately I know how many rows and columns I have and in my case its 11 by 11. int column = position % columns; int row = position / columns; // x : horizontal position in range [0; columns-1] // y : vertical position in range [0; rows-1] int x = index % columns; int y = index / columns; int column = x + 1; int row = y + 1; to reverse: int index = x + y * columns; or int index = (column - 1) + (row - 1) * columns; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com

In this example code, I'm trying to offset the Grid 's Canvas position by the height of one of its rows. Does anyone see what I might be doing wrong? As you can see, I tried moving the binding lower in the xaml file, just in case the RowDefinitions needed to be defined first. Either way, it doesn't seem to matter because Canvas.Top is always 0. <Canvas> <Grid Canvas.Top="{Binding ElementName=DetailsRow, Path=ActualHeight}"> <Grid.RowDefinitions> <RowDefinition x:Name="NameRow" /> <RowDefinition x:Name="DetailsRow" /> </Grid.RowDefinitions> <Button Grid.Row="0">Button</Button> <Button Grid.Row=