How to make a TableView static

Circuits

I am having some trouble making a 'TableView' static. I have already set:

      verticalScrollBarPolicy: Qt.ScrollBarAlwaysOff
      selectionMode: SelectionMode.NoSelection

yet you can still scroll in the view. Is there a way to prevent the user from being able to interact with a TableView?

Note: Also the TableViewColumn resizable and moveable properties have been set to false.

fcarney

QtQuick 2 version of TableView is based upon a Flickable. So set interactive to false.

Circuits

Tried flickableItem.interactive: false but I am still able to scroll through the TableView. I imagine this has something to do with the fact that the view doesn't have a static height property set. I tried setting one:

height: contentItem.childrenRect.height

which does prevent the table from being scroll-able but that gives me a recursive binding error:
"QML TableView: Binding loop detected for property "height"

fcarney

Just set interactive: false. Its a property of the TableView. You can do a delayed binding by doing the Binding {} item. That might help with the binding loop.

Circuits

@fcarney interactive doesn't seem to be a property of TableView. That delayed binding might work, any idea what my when property would be?

SGaist

Hi,

Do you mean you want to disable it ?

Circuits

@SGaist It's all a bit hard to explain what I want and why but I will try. Essentially, I only want my header text to be visible:

      headerDelegate: Rectangle
      {
        color: "transparent"
        implicitHeight: _headerTxt.paintedHeight
        anchors.margins: 10
        Text
        {
          id: _headerTxt
          font: fontStyle.font
          color: fontStyle.color
          text: styleData.value
        }
      }

however, this was causing an issue with overlapping text in the header:

So I thought if I could make the view static s/t the user can not scroll through it and then determine the height of the view at runtime then problem solved. This required me to set the height:

    TableView
    {
      id: _sectionDetails
      anchors.margins: 10
      width: parent.width
      height: contentItem.childrenRect.height
...

but that caused a property binding error. So now I am trying to figure out how to use a delayed binding s/t I do not get the error but even if that works the view still seems scroll-able... (or maybe not scroll-able but more like flick-able) even with a static height value set and:

verticalScrollBarPolicy: Qt.ScrollBarAlwaysOff
selectionMode: SelectionMode.NoSelection
flickableItem.interactive: false

also the TableView columns themselves have their resizable and moveable properties set to false.

Circuits

You know what would solve my problem. If I could somehow make the width of the header be dependent upon the number of columns so that it's not twice as long as seen here:

it may need to be that long when their are more columns coming in from the model but when theirs only two it shouldn't take up the whole page.

Circuits

Not sure why but setting the TableView:

width: contentItem.childrenRect.width

works just fine with no binding loop errors. This will work for me. I will close this topic.