Sorry, no way.
You have to emulate GridBox with TableLayout.
See ThinWire FAQ (http://www.thinwire.com/FAQ/FAQ#gridEditors).
It speaks about editors, but the same is applcable to Buttons.
Regards,
Oleksandr
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Indeed, you can place any TextComponent into such a construction - The only trick is connecting the listeners for RadioButtons etc. It doesn't suffer from the annoying habit (like DropDownGridbox) of assuming that the first row is selected either 8)
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The TableLayout emulating a GridBox - the playground has quite a good demo of this. What isn't made clear in the example or the handbook is that you can place any textcomponent into a cell and use it - so for example I have one setup that uses rows that mix labels, textboxes, dropdowngridboxes and checkboxes - to allow the user to specify and select various travel options that are charged in different ways from one list.
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Hello Peoples!!
How to add Button on Grid Row?
Sorry, my english is bad.
I am Brazilian.
Tanks.
Manoel
Sorry, no way.
You have to emulate GridBox with TableLayout.
See ThinWire FAQ (http://www.thinwire.com/FAQ/FAQ#gridEditors).
It speaks about editors, but the same is applcable to Buttons.
Regards,
Oleksandr
Indeed, you can place any TextComponent into such a construction - The only trick is connecting the listeners for RadioButtons etc. It doesn't suffer from the annoying habit (like DropDownGridbox) of assuming that the first row is selected either 8)
Sorry, but which "such a construction" do you mean?
The TableLayout emulating a GridBox - the playground has quite a good demo of this. What isn't made clear in the example or the handbook is that you can place any textcomponent into a cell and use it - so for example I have one setup that uses rows that mix labels, textboxes, dropdowngridboxes and checkboxes - to allow the user to specify and select various travel options that are charged in different ways from one list.