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TemplateDataPanel
The TemplateDataPanel is a DataPanelLeaf controller and as such inherits all its base class' capabilities. For example, you can put ToolViews in a TemplateDataPanel. This controller is similar to a GridPanel, but it showa the records as "cards" in a provided HTML template. Use this controller for higher flexibility when displaying small amounts of record in a data view.
You can put a template data panel inside a List controller. It supports standard operations (such as add, view/edit, delete and refresh) and optional custom actions.
You need to define a separate HTML template to be used for the data display. The yaml definition may include custom css classes, as in the following example:
Controller: List
CenterController: TemplateDataPanel
TemplateFileName: DollsCard.html
TemplateView:
Id: images-view
SelectorClass: div.thumb-wrap
OverClass: x-view-over
Field order equals the order of view table fields.
The HTML file referenced in the yaml definition must reside inside the Resources
directory.
Here is an example of a template:
<style type="text/css">
...styles as required, such as thumb-wrap, thumb, etc.
</style>
<tpl for=".">
<div class="thumb-wrap" id="{Doll_Id}">
<div class="thumb"><img src="{Picture}" title="{Doll_Name}"></img></div>
<span>{Doll_Name}</span>
<span>Date Bought: {Date_Bought:date}</span><span>{Hair} hair</span><span>Dress size: {Dress_Size}</span>
</div>
</tpl>
As you can see, you can iterate through the records with the tag and expand field values by enclosing field names in {}. For more information about ExtJS templating capabilities surfaced in Kitto, look here.
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