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Has anyone created a grid that allows users to manipulate the order of rows?

Richard

Has anyone created a grid which contained numbered items and allowed users to add new and use arrows to move items up and down in the numbered order? Not quite a sort, but I can't think of a better description.

Our need is that we'd like to have someone manage milestones for their workflow, and they may want to change the order of operations. Trying to think of a clean UI way to give them that control.

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    You could try to mimic the grid that is used for expression rule inputs. You would use an editable grid, and make the last two columns images that are links that run some sort of swap method. Then, at the bottom of the grid, you can have a link to add a new "milestone", which appends an empty milestone CDT to the array of milestones. This is what we have done in the past, and it works well and looks clean.
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    You could try to mimic the grid that is used for expression rule inputs. You would use an editable grid, and make the last two columns images that are links that run some sort of swap method. Then, at the bottom of the grid, you can have a link to add a new "milestone", which appends an empty milestone CDT to the array of milestones. This is what we have done in the past, and it works well and looks clean.
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