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You can easily add a column with checkboxes for each row with
%code g.action_column
\.
Normally WiceGrid does not use a form, but its filters work correctly when placed inside a form, so you can use a form to process
the selected records while keeping the state of the filters. Another way could be reading the selected checkoxes with the help
of a simple javascript.
%p
By default the checkboxes have name
%code "grid_name[selected][]"
, but you can change
%code selected
to something else with parameter
%code param_name: 'my-parameter-name'
%p
The value of the checkox is the id by default, but you can change it with parameter
%code object_property: 'some_object_property'
\.
%p
%code select_all_buttons: false
hides the "(de)select all" icons, and
%code html: {class: 'my_class'}
changes the css class of the checkboxes.
= show_code
= dump_filter_parameters_as_hidden_fields(@tasks_grid)
= form_for '#', method: :get do
- if @selected
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Selected tasks:
= @selected.to_sentence
.row-fluid
.col-md-12
%p
%button.btn.btn-default{'type' => 'submit'} Process tasks
= render 'grid'
%p
%button.btn.btn-default{'type' => 'submit'} Process tasks
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