GET json representation
BransonGitomeh opened this issue · 3 comments
BransonGitomeh commented
hey, any way to pragmatically get the JSON representation of the grid from the internal storage of the grid manager ?
neokoenig commented
It’s not stored as Json; it’s just HTML with a small bit of custom mark up
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hey, any way to pragmatically get the JSON representation of the grid from
the internal storage of the grid manager ?
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BransonGitomeh commented
aah, so you just listen for events push the html into some storage and then read it out ?
neokoenig commented
Basically; it just changes the Dom, looks for css classes and parses that,
plus a few html comments.
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aah, so you just listen for events push the html into some storage and
then read it out ?
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