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enable ui-table to be configured by multiple ui_control messages (including example) #35

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@Christian-Me Christian-Me commented Jul 15, 2020

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as discussed with @dceejay :

ui-table can be configured by the editor ui OR ui_control. With this changes we can configure ui-table by the UI and add additional paramters by sending msg.ui_control messages (if no payload will be sent with ui_control the payload must be null)

This includes a fix for the issue #34 (comment)

The example should demonstrate some features possible with tabulator.

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@Christian-Me Christian-Me changed the title enabele ui-table to be configured by multiple ui_control messages (including example) enable ui-table to be configured by multiple ui_control messages (including example) Jul 16, 2020
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dceejay commented Jul 17, 2020

Looks good
Also the selectRow seems to just work even without an id...
so far so happy.
This should also close #34

@dceejay dceejay merged commit 8a13fcd into node-red:master Jul 17, 2020
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