If I have the following my.xml
file:
<rowset>
<head>
<column width="60" hidden="false" type="ro">Col A</column>
<column width="60" hidden="true" type="ro">Col B</column>
<column width="60" hidden="false" type="ro">Col C</column>
<column width="60" hidden="false" type="ro">Col D</column>
<afterInit>
<call command="attachHeader">
<param>A,B,C,D</param>
<param>color:green;,color:red;,color:blue;,color:yellow;</param>
</call>
</afterInit>
</head>
<row id="1">
<cell>value1</cell>
<cell>value2</cell>
<cell>value3</cell>
<cell>value4</cell>
</row>
<row id="2">
<cell>value5</cell>
<cell>value6</cell>
<cell>value7</cell>
<cell>value8</cell>
</row>
<row id="3">
<cell>value-11</cell>
<cell>value-12</cell>
<cell>value-13</cell>
<cell>value-14</cell>
</row>
</rowset>
and the following .html
file
<body>
<div id="myGridContainer" width="799px" height="799px"></div>
</body>
<script>
myGrid = new dhtmlXGridObject('myGridContainer');
myGrid.setSkin("xp");
myGrid.xml.top="rowset";
myGrid.attachHeader("A,B,C,D",["color:green","color:red;","color:blue;","color:yellow;"]);
myGrid.load("my.xml");
</script>
then I will receive bad output in Firefox and Chrome. IE works fine. I will create the .xml
manually, so I will not use .attachHeader()
. But how to create the <afterInit>
section with color definitions to have the same result?
Instead of <afterInit>
should be used <beforeInit>