Stacked Headers

27 Feb 20171 minute to read

The stacked headers helps you to group the logical columns in Kanban. It can be shown by setting showStackedHeader as true and by defining stackedHeaderRows.

Adding Stacked header columns

To stack columns in stacked header, you need to define column property in stackedHeaderColumns with field names of visible columns.

The following code example describes the above behavior.

HTML

var data = ej.DataManager(window.kanbanData).executeLocal(ej.Query().take(20));
var stackedHeaderRow =[{
            stackedHeaderColumns: [{
                headerText: "Unresolved",
                column: "Backlog,In Progress"
            }, {
                    headerText: "Resolved",
                    column: "Testing,Done"
                }]
}];
ReactDOM.render(
<EJ.Kanban dataSource={data} keyField="Status" fields-content="Summary" fields-primaryKey="Id" stackedHeaderRows={stackedHeaderRow}>
    <columns>
		<column headerText="Backlog" key="Open"></column>
		<column headerText="In Progress" key="InProgress"></column>
		<column headerText="Testing" key="Testing"></column>
	    <column headerText="Done" key="Close"></column>
	</columns>
</EJ.Kanban>,
   document.getElementById('kanbanboard-default')
);

The following output is displayed as a result of the above code example.