Yahoo ! Unlimited Kudus, Nailed It, Bang ! Version 5.12 is the bomb, the cats meow. You've made it so simple I feel a little sheepish considering myself a "programmer" when its so easy to knock out stuff that is so beautiful. Thank You for the Hard Work.
I have a classic search box returning json from the server in response to the keys typed into the search box. How do I feed the resulting dataset from the users input into the material design data-table? OR How do I get the value from the Subject into the DataSource class so it can be used to query the database from within the class and feed the datatable with user defined results? Note: I do not want to download a kazillion records, it would take forever, just the set the user requested. Having sort and paging within THAT user defined dataset would be awesome.
Could you please elaborate? You are saying its not possible to fill the table at the start with data from a type ahead search with normal updating from the type ahead pulling from the database to load the table ???? Are you serious? It seem like it should be obvious but there is so little to go on. I had to go to timbuktu and back to find out that the Datasource was actually a special type of observable with a connect method. Nice hint but not exactly documentation.
I had to go and read the documentation on using http in conjuction with pagination for the material table here : "Table retrieving data through HTTP" (material.angular.io/components/table/examples). I ended up using a custom pagination solution instead of the built in pagination because I wanted a custom design but it does work. The example they showed wasn't very helpful because most of the time when using pagination you have a very large dataset and you don't return it all at once like they did. That made me confused on its capabilities. The material select, however, has performance issues when dealing with a large datasource and causes thread lock issues.
Just got it. My problem was that the update to MatDataSource went unnoticed by me. I was still importing cdk. Works real sweet tho. Will try to get a typeahed plnkr up shortly for typeahead that dumps into a material table. Yahoo.
Definitely! In any real-world enterprise app client-side sorting and pagination will be short lived as the database grows. skip(x).take(y) are your friends. :)
You promised Sorting, filtering, inline editing. But you break the promise. I can all this in just one minute using jquery ( Write less do more) Angular (write more do less)
Yahoo ! Unlimited Kudus, Nailed It, Bang ! Version 5.12 is the bomb, the cats meow.
You've made it so simple I feel a little sheepish considering myself a "programmer"
when its so easy to knock out stuff that is so beautiful. Thank You for the Hard Work.
its google not yahoo!
I did not see inline editing as u promised in the beginning
Any plans on adding in buttons? I'd like to be able to click buttons on rows to trigger actions
I have a classic search box returning json from the server in response to the keys typed into the search box. How do I feed the resulting dataset from the users input into the material design data-table? OR How do I get the value from the Subject into the DataSource class so it can be used to query the database from within the class and feed the datatable with user defined results? Note: I do not want to download a kazillion records, it would take forever, just the set the user requested. Having sort and paging within THAT user defined dataset would be awesome.
Where i can find demo of all of these nice thing like reordering by drag and drop?
Whats about changing columns size or selection of visible columns?
is there any way to transpose the angular-material data table ?
how do i call i the renderRows method i want to update Mat Table dynamically
What if my datasource has 1 million records? In your example it's returning everything which seems like a slow approach.
I'd like to see the code for the observable stream.
Could you please elaborate? You are saying its not possible to fill the table at the start with data from a type ahead search with normal updating from the type ahead pulling from the database to load the table ???? Are you serious? It seem like it should be obvious but there is so little to go on. I had to go to timbuktu and back to find out that the Datasource was actually a special type of observable with a connect method. Nice hint but not exactly documentation.
I had to go and read the documentation on using http in conjuction with pagination for the material table here : "Table retrieving data through HTTP" (material.angular.io/components/table/examples). I ended up using a custom pagination solution instead of the built in pagination because I wanted a custom design but it does work.
The example they showed wasn't very helpful because most of the time when using pagination you have a very large dataset and you don't return it all at once like they did. That made me confused on its capabilities.
The material select, however, has performance issues when dealing with a large datasource and causes thread lock issues.
Just got it. My problem was that the update to MatDataSource went unnoticed by me. I was still importing cdk. Works real sweet tho. Will try to get a typeahed plnkr up shortly for typeahead that dumps into a material table. Yahoo.
Definitely! In any real-world enterprise app client-side sorting and pagination will be short lived as the database grows. skip(x).take(y) are your friends. :)
Wow im a student at armstrong ele and my teacher is Mrs.seguin so im lucky
You promised
Sorting, filtering, inline editing. But you break the promise.
I can all this in just one minute using jquery ( Write less do more)
Angular (write more do less)