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v5.1.1 - Slider Range Filter is back
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@ghiscoding ghiscoding released this 17 Nov 05:36
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v5.1.1
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Quick Summary

  • This new version brings back the Slider Range Filter (see Example 25), that was dropped in 5.0.0 because of the jQueryUI removal and this new Filter got rewritten in pure JS. That required a lot of code change and while at it, I decided to improve the styling and also merge all Slider Filters into 1 class (compound, range & single) to help build size. I also decided to merge all other Compound & Regular Filters into their own single classes for the same reason. Also all options related Slider were moved inside filterOptions and/or editorOptions
  • Some other great enhancements were done on the Custom Tooltip addon to help with Slider Filters/Editors, Tooltips will now receive the Slider value instantly while dragging the slider and with that you could even use the Slider without always showing the side numbers (see Example 25)
  • Another great feature was to add Sorting in each group by column of Draggable Grouping (see Example 19)
  • Lastly target elements were added to search events & Grid State allowing the user to know if a Compound Filter got updated by its compound operator dropdown or by its input value.

Bug Fixes

  • deps: update dependency dompurify to ^2.4.1 (84ecc9d)

Features

  • common: add "targetSelector" to onFilterChanged & Grid State (cd9bec4)
  • core: expose EventPubSub Service on AngularGridInstance (a1c5ad5)
  • filters: add back Slider Range filter in pure JS (271da15)
  • plugins: sync column definitions to user after plugin adds column (2359171), closes #1018

Installation

Please remember that all packages of @slickgrid-universal (v2.1.1) and Angular-Slickgrid (v5.1.1) must be updated at the same time and they will always get bumped on the same day to avoid any upgrade issues. You can also consult the Versions Compatibility Table - Wiki

please remember that Slickgrid-Universal monorepo now contains the biggest portion of the code (~90%), so most of the commits are now happening on that side.

  1. review the Slickgrid-Universal changelog
  2. and the Angular-Slickgrid changelog (above)
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