Figure 1: Screenshot highlighting Grid in sample HR Expenses Claim app
Figure 2: Grid Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Element ID (By declaring as "approval_comments", a corresponding database table column "c_approval_comments" will be created) |
| Label | Element Label to be displayed to end user. |
| Options | Column definition and column label. Column name is defined in the value column whereas the corresponding label is defined in the label column. |
Figure 3: Grid Properties - UI & Validation
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Readonly | Determines if the element is editable. |
| Validator | Attach a Validator plugin to validate the input value. When will validation takes place? Validation will takes place whenever form is submitted except when it is submitted as "Save as Draft". |
| Min Number of Row Validation (Integer) | Min Number of Row Validation (Integer) |
| Max Number of Row Validation (Integer) | Max Number of Row Validation (Integer) |
| Error Message | Error message to be shown when row requirements set above is not met. |
Figure 4: Grid Properties - Data Binder
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Load Binder | Option by default. Grid data will be saved/loaded in JSON format in its defined database cell. In this example, Multirow Form Binder is used to load data from other form. |
| Store Binder | Option by default. Grid data will be saved/loaded in JSON format in its defined database cell. |
Figure 5: Grid Properties - Data Binder - Multirow Form Binder
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Form | Form to store to or load from |
| Foreign Key | Foreign Key for records lookup. |
Screenshots taken from http://localhost:8080/jw/web/console/app/hr_expense/1/form/builder/hr_expenses_approval_detail