There’s just one word that comes to my mouth looking at the calendar component…. WOW! WOW! WOW! Right now my mind is blowing in an infinate loop! I think I just peed a little!
<CFCALENDAR> here we come!!
Many in the community have asked for officially supported Calendar components. Calendars are an open-ended problem: there are many ways to implement them and many features that could be added. In Ext JS 3.3 we present new components for displaying events by day, week and month, all combined into a sample application. As with PivotGrid, the new Calendar components are powered by the existing data package, which means they fit right in with existing code. We’re not including the calendar components in ext-all.js just yet but include a built version of the components in the examples/calendar directory in the SDK.
Sencha they’ve added a groovy Pivot Grid, nice… (normally aweseome, but next to the calendar…)
PivotGrids are a data summarization tool that are great for breaking large datasets down into an understandable format. PivotGrids allow you and your users to summarize data by any number of fields; easily breaking down sales data by city, for example, or by year and quarter. Check out an example of PivotGrid in action where we summarize sales data. PivotGrids fit in with your existing Stores and take just a few lines of code to create. We have created a series of examples demonstrating their varying configurations. Here’s just a quick example of how code to create the above pivot table looks.
The first component we’d like to introduce is the PivotGrid. PivotGrids are a data summarization tool that are great for breaking large datasets down into an understandable format. PivotGrids allow you and your users to summarize data by any number of fields; easily breaking down sales data by city, for example, or by year and quarter. Check out an example of PivotGrid in action where we summarize sales data. PivotGrids fit in with your existing Stores and take just a few lines of code to create. We have created a series of examples demonstrating their varying configurations. Here’s just a quick example of how code to create the above pivot table looks.
Sencha ExtJS 3.3 – Pivot Grids & (Google-like) Calendars & More!
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There’s just one word that comes to my mouth looking at the calendar component…. WOW! WOW! WOW! Right now my mind is blowing in an infinate loop! I think I just peed a little!
<CFCALENDAR> here we come!!
Check out the Calendar demo here:
PivotGrids are a data summarization tool that are great for breaking large datasets down into an understandable format. PivotGrids allow you and your users to summarize data by any number of fields; easily breaking down sales data by city, for example, or by year and quarter. Check out an example of PivotGrid in action where we summarize sales data. PivotGrids fit in with your existing Stores and take just a few lines of code to create. We have created a series of examples demonstrating their varying configurations. Here’s just a quick example of how code to create the above pivot table looks.
Check out the blog post for more info
Introducing the PivotGrid
The first component we’d like to introduce is the PivotGrid. PivotGrids are a data summarization tool that are great for breaking large datasets down into an understandable format. PivotGrids allow you and your users to summarize data by any number of fields; easily breaking down sales data by city, for example, or by year and quarter. Check out an example of PivotGrid in action where we summarize sales data. PivotGrids fit in with your existing Stores and take just a few lines of code to create. We have created a series of examples demonstrating their varying configurations. Here’s just a quick example of how code to create the above pivot table looks.