> > My question is twofold: >> 1. Can i modify the grid model (excluding columns) after its initial >> creation, and >> > > Yes. Just use beanModel.exclude();
I was that far .. ;-) 2. If so, what would be the best place to do so? > When I need to manipulate the BeanModel, I create a BeanModel getBeanModel() > method in my page class and add t:model="beanModel" in my Grid. > This i did as well. I can get to the the model, fields etc. The issue/challenge is the fact that only the conduit "really knows" which fields are empty but it does its job on a per cell basis, if i'm right. I suppose i could have a look at making sure all fields are in their final phase before going into the conduit, but Coming to think about it i have to rephrase my question to: Is is possible to 'modify' the grid *after* the conduit has done its job, ie. just prior to the actual rendering. If a columnwas created that contained unwanted entries this would be the only point remove whole columns ... or? Tia = aunt in Portuguese. :P > So what do you guys use for Thanx in Advance .. aunt? .. ;-) Fermin Da Costa Gomez -- “The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” - George Bernard Shaw (1856 - 1950)
