MDB table editor

Danny3445 pro premium priority commented 3 years ago

Hey Dawid,1. I know about this option, but i would like to have a keyup on a input field dynamicly created inside the modal. Maybe a option for the colums to add custom elements. (class, id, js elements). I made it already working with a workaround, but it would be more nice to add it in the tableeditor options: table.addEventListener('edit.mdb.tableEditor', (e) => { setTimeout(function (){ document.querySelector('div[data-mdb-field="adress"] input').addEventListener("keyup", getAddress); }, 0);})2. This width option doesnt work for the modal, like I said in step 1, when we can add classes, we can create col's. And also, there is already a option "editable", maybe you can make also a option "removable", to totally delete the remove button.

Dawid Wajszczuk staff commented 3 years ago

Hi. Thanks for your feedback. A proper task has been added and we will discuss this in our team.

Dawid Wajszczuk staff commented 3 years ago

Can you share a piece of code responsible for changing these values?

Danny pro premium priority commented 3 years ago

document.querySelector('div[data-mdb-field="city"] input').value = city; document.querySelector('div[data-mdb-field="city"] input').classList.add("active");

Dawid Wajszczuk staff commented 3 years ago

Unfortunately it is not possible to do those things.

Danny pro premium priority commented 3 years ago

Really? It’s one of the basic things, the table editor is so useless, you can’t do anything by yourself because it’s so limited. I’m wondering why I still have mdbpro for such an expensive price and just getting some easy, really easy, limited stuff.

Sebastian Kaczmarek staff pro premium commented 3 years ago

@Danny, features you described are quite custom and above the scope of the current Table Editor plugin. However, we'll try to help you with this. We've sent you a message on an email address provided in your account settings. Please check your spam folder if you cannot see it.