TableColumn

A Table is built of TableColumns. You have to insert a TableCellEditor into each TableColumn.

 

• accessibilityDescription

  When accessibility is activated, the assigned text is added to the tooltip. This description provides semantic details of the UI element and is only read by the screen reader if the user focuses the complete Ul element.

• cellDesign

  This specifies the color of the TableColumn. The cellDesignproperty is represented by enumeration type WDTableCellDesign.

  For the enumeration values see: WDTableCellDesign

• colSelectionState

  This specifies the selection state of the column. This property can be set by the application developer - for example, when the user triggers the onAction event. colSelectionState can have the following values and is represented by enumeration type WDTableColumnSelectionState.

  • notSelectable
  • notSelected
  • selected
• design

  This property is deprecated. Use cellDesign instead.

• explanation

  This determines the explanation text. More information: Explanation

• filterValue

  You can use this property to define the value to be filtered and to bind it to a corresponding context attribute.

• fixedPosition

  This specifies whether a table column is fixed on the left or right. fixedPosition is represented by enumeration type TableColumnFixedPosition and can have the following values:

  left	The column is fixed on the left.
  notFixed	The column is not fixed and can be scrolled.
  right	The column is fixed on the right.

• groupingValue

  This specifies the table column that is used to group the values.  The user can identify the grouping by the fact that the same values of a column are only displayed in the column in which they are listed for the first time and by the fact that there is no separator between the cells of the grouped values.

  

• hAlign

  This describes the horizontal alignment of the table column. The hAlign property is represented by the enumeration type WDTableColumnHAlign and can have the following values:

  auto	Automatic alignment of the text content. The alignment is specified by the usage of the UI element - for example, by the data type of the value to be represented.
  beginOfLine	The text content is always displayed at the beginning of the line. Therefore, the text content for the value ltr of thetextDirection property is left-justified. The text content for the valuertl is right-justified.
  center	Center alignment.
  endOfLine	The text content is always displayed at the end of the line. Therefore, the text content for the value ltr of the textDirection property is right-justified. The text content for the value rtl is left-justified.
  forcedLeft	The text content is always left-justified, regardless of whether the value is ltr or rtl for the textDirection property.
  forcedLRight	The text content is always right-justified, regardless of whether the value is ltr orrtl for the textDirection property.
  left	Left-justified alignment. This value is deprecated. Use beginOfLine instead.
  right	Right-justified alignment. This value is deprecated. Use forcedRight instead.

  The default value for this property is auto .

• headerTextWrapping

  This specifies whether the header text wraps.

• isFiltered

  This specifies whether the values of the column are filtered and the filter icon is displayed in the column's header.

• resizable

  This specifies whether the width of the table column can be modified by the user.

• selectedCellVariant

  This specifies the selected cell variant.

• sortState

  This specifies the sort status of the table column. sortState is represented by enumeration type TableColumnSortDirection and can have the following values:

  down	The table column is sorted in descending order.
  none	The table column is not sorted, but can be sorted.
  notSortable	The table column cannot be sorted.
  up	The table column is sorted in ascending order.

• visible

  This property specifies the visibility of the UI element. The default value for this property is visible.

  • visible. The UI element is displayed on the screen.
  • none. The UI element is not visible on the screen and takes up no space.
  • notYet. The UI element is not yet visible in its view and is treated like NONE. It can be made visible by personalization. This can be used to ship hidden parts of a screen that can then be made visible on demand.
  • always. A UI element is always visible and cannot be hidden by personalization.
  • blank. The UI element is not visible on the screen but takes up space.
    Note

    This value should not be used for security reasons. Use none instead.

• width

  This determines the width of the table column. You can specify it in relative CSS units such as em, ex, or percentage.

More information: Common UI Element Properties

• onAction (String col)

  This event is deprecated. Use onColSelect or onSort of Table instead