How to do a responsive virtual table in blazor

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I’m trying to modify the QuickGrid component in AspNetCore, which is a virtual table. What I’m trying to do is simulate the responsive capability of DataTables (JQuery), meaning that the table itself, when generated, detects that it’s overflowing its container, and therefore, detects which columns don’t fit within the container, making them invisible. Then, when clicking a button in the row, these columns should be displayed in a list format in a new row.
Thanks to anyone who can point me in the right direction.

What I have tried:

I was able to replicate the responsive action with JS in a normal table, but it doesn't work with a virtual table.

Posted 26-Sep-23 2:25am

fernando Taco

Updated 2-Oct-23 3:48am

Deeksha Shenoy

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Graeme_Grant 26-Sep-23 9:32am

We can't see your screen from here ... What have you tried?

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2023-09-26T11:28:00

You have not posted any code to see why one works and the other does not. Nor have you explained how the "responsive capability" works other than "overflowing its container".

Blazor output is Html & Css. JQuery/Javascript (JS) also uses Html & Css. So the solution should be identical. If works, then Blazor should too.

It sounds like you are using a 3rd-party JQuery-enabled DataTables like this one: DataTables | Table plug-in for jQuery[^] ... this too outputs html and uses css.

If you open the web browser dev tools, you and inspect how it builds its datatables and the css it uses. You can then mimic the output with the ASP.NET Core Blazor QuickGrid component[^].

Alternatively, you could use your own html & css with the ASP.NET Core Blazor QuickGrid component[^]. Here is a video on working with responsive tables: How to create a responsive HTML table - YouTube[^]