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# YUI Library Examples: DataTable Control: XY-scrolling, Y-scrolling, and X-scrolling

# DataTable Control: XY-scrolling, Y-scrolling, and X-scrolling

Scrolling can be enabled along the x, y, or xy-axes. Call the YAHOO.widget.ScrollingDataTable constructor and pass in width and/and or height string values as configurations. Since scrolling functionality has been moved to the ScrollingDataTable subclass, please note that you cannot start with a YAHOO.widget.DataTable instance and add scrolling to it dynamically at runtime.

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## XY Scrolling

## Y Scrolling

## X Scrolling

## Sample Code for this Example

Data:

YAHOO.example.Data.multitypes = { items: [ {field1: "bananas", field2:new Date(2007, 1, 1), field3:111, field4:"23.4", field5:"bob", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: undefined, field2:new Date(2006, 1, 1), field3:12.3, field4:"35.12", field5:"ann", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "apples", field2:new Date(2007, 11, 1), field3:1, field4:34.12, field5:"charlie", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "bananas", field2:new Date(2007, 1, 11), field3:1112, field4:"03", field5:"diane", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "cherries", field2:new Date(1999, 1, 11), field3:124, field4:03, field5:"edgar", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "", field2:"January 10, 2005", field3:"12", field4:"34", field5:"francine", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "unknown", field2:"January 1, 2005", field3:"19.1", field4:"234.5", field5:"george", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: null, field2:"1/11/05", field3:"10.02", field4:"345.654", field5:"hannah", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "cherries", field2:"1/11/2005", field3:"109", field4:23.456, field5:"igor", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"}, {field1: "bananas", field2:"November 1, 2005", field3:"11111", field4:23.0123, field5:"julie", field6:"http://www.yahoo.com"} ] }

CSS:

/* No custom CSS. */

Markup:

<div id="xyscrolling"></div> <div id="yscrolling"></div> <div id="xscrolling"></div>

JavaScript:

YAHOO.util.Event.addListener(window, "load", function() { YAHOO.example.Scrolling = new function() { var myColumnDefs = [ {key:"field1"}, {key:"field2", formatter:"date"}, {key:"field3"}, {key:"field4"}, {key:"field5"}, {key:"field6", width:150} ]; var myColumnDefsY = [ {key:"field1"}, {key:"field2", formatter:"date"}, {key:"field3"}, {key:"field4"}, {key:"field5"}, {key:"field6"} ]; var myColumnDefsX = [ {key:"field1", width:300}, {key:"field2", formatter:"date", width:300}, {key:"field3", width:300}, {key:"field4", width:300}, {key:"field5", width:300}, {key:"field6", width:300} ]; this.myDataSource = new YAHOO.util.DataSource(YAHOO.example.Data.multitypes); this.myDataSource.responseType = YAHOO.util.DataSource.TYPE_JSON; this.myDataSource.responseSchema = { resultsList: "items", fields: [ {key:"field1"}, {key:"field2", formatter:"date"}, {key:"field3"}, {key:"field4"}, {key:"field5"}, {key:"field6"} ] }; // Set width and height as string values var myDataTableXY = new YAHOO.widget.ScrollingDataTable("xyscrolling", myColumnDefs, myDataSource, {width:"30em", height:"10em"}); // Set height as a string value var myDataTableY = new YAHOO.widget.ScrollingDataTable("yscrolling", myColumnDefsY, myDataSource, {height:"10em"}); // Set width as a string value var myDataTableX = new YAHOO.widget.ScrollingDataTable("xscrolling", myColumnDefsX, myDataSource, {width:"30em"}); }; });

## Configuration for This Example

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### DataTable Control Examples:

### More DataTable Control Resources:

- User's Guide (external)
- API Documentation
- Cheat Sheet PDF (external)

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