[Paul Savostin]

Hi all, have two question here:

1) Why i can set column with ->columns() one time? what if i for example add columns('column1','column2') and then by some one condition want to add column3 or by other condition add column4? (or what if i want to do this in different classes, in master class add common columns and child class add specific).

2) What if i want to show id column, and i have 20,for example,fields - then i need to write colums('id', ...others 19 fileds). Or are there other better solutions so i don't know about?

Just tell plz, mb i just don't know about like this capabilities. thanks in advance

[Amit Shah]

well the things are kool... what other thing u can do in this way is keep adding stuff to an array and then @the end add array to the ->columns. It works out the same way.

[Paul Savostin]

Hi!  Yeah,that's what I did :)

Sadly that this is not possible out of the box...

Many thanks Amit Shah for the answer, have a nice day!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Amit Shah]

Happy to help.... most welcome pal....

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Happy GCing :)