How to hide column from a!gridField()

@erickp Hi, rather than including a null in the value of 'headerCells', 'columnConfigs' and 'rows 'attributes, I would like to suggest to take a look at following alternatives:

Option - 1: Use {} instead of null. But afaik this won't work in all cases.

headerCells: {
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
),
\t if(
\t ri!someProperty[1].property_int=6,
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: "testing",
align: "RIGHT"
),
\ t{}
\t )
}

Option - 2: Provide a set of values derived based on a condition. This helps definitely in all cases and especially when Option - 1 fails.


headerCells: if(
\tri!someProperty[1].property_int=6,
\t{
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
)
},
\t{
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
),
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: "testing",
align: "RIGHT"
)
}
\t)

To the best of my knowledge, one of the either options discussed above should do the job and do let us know if you have follow-up questions.

@erickp Hi, rather than including a null in the value of 'headerCells', 'columnConfigs' and 'rows 'attributes, I would like to suggest to take a look at following alternatives:

Option - 1: Use {} instead of null. But afaik this won't work in all cases.

headerCells: {
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
),
\t if(
\t ri!someProperty[1].property_int=6,
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: "testing",
align: "RIGHT"
),
\ t{}
\t )
}

Option - 2: Provide a set of values derived based on a condition. This helps definitely in all cases and especially when Option - 1 fails.


headerCells: if(
\tri!someProperty[1].property_int=6,
\t{
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
)
},
\t{
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: ""
),
a!gridLayoutHeaderCell(
label: "testing",
align: "RIGHT"
)
}
\t)

To the best of my knowledge, one of the either options discussed above should do the job and do let us know if you have follow-up questions.