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DHTMLX Little-Known Features: Attaching Menu to Layout

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This post is for those people who want to save as mush space in their apps as the can. We provide the possibility to attach the menu to the layout header. And it can be done quite easy, let's see. Step 1. We attach t...

DHTMLX Little-Known Features: How to Work with Ajax

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Based on frequent questions about working with DHTMLX and Ajax, we decided to explain how it works in detail. The main function of Ajax is interaction with a server, sending requests and processing of user data in particula...

New dhtmlxTemplate Function: How to Use (Live Demo inside)

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Two weeks ago we updated dhtmlxSuite to the version 4.1. This update introduced a new interesting function - dhtmlxTemplate. We decided to tell more about it in case if some of you haven't tried to use it yet. What is DHTML...

DHTMLX Little-Known Features: Grouping Data in dhtmlxGrid

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There are so many features available in our JavaScript grid control and it is so difficult to pick up the one to tell you about! In this article we would like to remind you about the possibility to group data in dhtmlxGrid. ...

DHTMLX Little-Known Features: Creating Custom Buttons

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Our weekly blog section is complemented with another cool feature that is available in our JavaScript UI library dhtmlxSuite - you can add a custom button to a window. It is simple and understandable as always. To add t...

DHTMLX Little-Known Features: Progress Bar in Cells

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Last time we shared the information about how you can dock / undock cells in accordion and layout. The next feature we are going to review is an ability to display progress bar in cells. Progress bar is a state indicator u...
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