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Developers.QuiXListViewcellBorder History

October 15, 2007, at 11:03 AM by Thomas Bellos -

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JavaScript	lst.cellBorder = 2;

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JavaScript	lst.cellBorder = 2; lst.refresh();

October 15, 2007, at 10:23 AM by Thomas Bellos -

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Gets or sets the widget's cell border. For the new cell border to be applied, you need to refresh the widget by calling its "rerfresh ?" method.

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Gets or sets the widget's cell border. For the new cell border to be applied, you need to refresh the widget by calling its "refresh" method.

October 15, 2007, at 10:11 AM by Thomas Bellos -

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</qx:rect>

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</qx:listview>

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The height property can be of the following types:

length	Integer that specifies the widget's height in pixels.
percentage	An integer followed by the "%" sign. The value is a percentage of the height of the parent widget.
calculated	A string expression or function that once evaluated or called, returns the widget's height. For instance, a value of `"this.parent.getHeight(true)-30"` makes the current widget 30 pixels shorter than its parent.

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October 15, 2007, at 10:09 AM by Thomas Bellos -

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(:title cellBorder Property:)

Gets or sets the widget's cell border. For the new cell border to be applied, you need to refresh the widget by calling its "rerfresh ?" method.

QuiX XML	<qx:listview xmlns:qx="http://www.innoscript.org/quix" cellborder="2"> </qx:rect>
JavaScript	lst.cellBorder = 2;

The height property can be of the following types:

length	Integer that specifies the widget's height in pixels.
percentage	An integer followed by the "%" sign. The value is a percentage of the height of the parent widget.
calculated	A string expression or function that once evaluated or called, returns the widget's height. For instance, a value of `"this.parent.getHeight(true)-30"` makes the current widget 30 pixels shorter than its parent.