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I'm a complete noob and I'm using Livecode Community 8.0.2.

I'm following this Livecode lesson: How Do I Create a Form with Variable Line Heights? (can't post links?)

I *think* it autoresizes the rows' height so that it fits the text on all columns. I also want it to wrap the text but I'm not sure it does that.

Problem is I see no Row Behavior in the Inspector. Help?

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Also is there still no way to freeze columns? (edit: solved it by using 2 data grids from user bankok)

Is there a way to vertically center the text in Data Grids? You can resize the row but the text stay on top. (edit: solved this with margins.)

did at least find the link http://lessons.livecode.com/m/datagrid/ ... ne-heights

but i can't find row behavior myself in 8.0.2

maybe the skipped it in the 8 series of livecode? are pretty sure that it exist in the 7 series of livecode

nb: you will be able to insert links and code, after some time as a member of the forum.

just tried that in 7.1.4, and does see the row behavior selection, but need to change datagrid style from table to form to change it

Hi friends,

@LJE
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To all:
See attached screenshot, the "Edit script" button is actually the former "Row behavior" button!
its tooltips also shows "Row behavior" Best

Klaus

ok, nice, so it works in 8.0.2

hope the will update the tutors pages soon, or make the webpages change depending of that type of livecode people are using :-/

I see but there's no Edit Script if the style is set to table as hpsh said.

I've been working on my project a bit after I posted this and figured I might not need this functionality. What I only need now is to make the Data Grid wrap the text. Is that possible? It might be possible to just wrap it in Excel before saving as txt. I'll try (edit: it does not work).

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I also need to script the Data Grid to get its contents from a txt file named after a button I press. Got any hints or is there a lesson/guide for that?