Quite often programmers face the necessity to filter large datasets by various periods of time whether it is a decade, year or a custom period. A vivid example here would probably be Webix Inventory App where we implemented such a solution with the help of the DateRangePicker and Richselect components. So in this tutorial we are going to build a control that will help you to filter multi-page data by certain date intervals.
Webix offers several ways for editing tabular data of various types. Most common practices to do it is via built-in Datatable editors or with the help of a standalone Webix Form. But the question remains – how to put it all together to deliver good UI and UX to users?
Many UI components contain a built-in search or filtering. Such as, for example, the tool of filtering in the Webix DataTable.
Working with dependent data sources with Webix Datatable became more convenient with Webix 6.3+. You can use options to connect several data sources and set dropdown lists for editors and filters. I will share with you the tweaks and benefits that might not seem obvious from first glance.
Hi everyone! Today I suggest you dive into 6.3 updates and have a closer look at the buttons.
Starting from the new version you can easily tune the look and feel of your buttons thanks to the optimized settings. However, we couldn’t avoid some breaking changes, but still, you can easily integrate new buttons into your application by following this guide. Let’s start!
As promised, today I will share with you a Webix solution for creating real-time apps. You will find out how to use a WebSocket connection for:
Grab the demo and join me.
The long-awaited feature has finally come into the world! Webix Tooltips can be added anywhere. If you want to create stylish and useful tooltips for different elements of your web application, join me. You will learn how to create tooltips for DataTable headers and footers, controls, and HTML elements inside or outside Webix views. So let’s start our journey.
With Webix UI library you can export any tabular app data into a PDF file. The recent Webix 6.2 offers even more capabilities regarding this feature. Now you can save views as images, format data specifically for the report, place several widgets into one PDF file, and enjoy many other useful functionalities. Make sure you haven’t missed any long-awaited updates.
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