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Hi, for a specific use case, we would like to know where each column gets rendered.
The problem is that <igx-column> doesn't really end up in the DOM, so there's no way I can reference it.
I was thinking if there's some way to tag them to request the bounds later. The whole column would be great, but if it's just the header it will suffice.
Is there something like this that I can do?
My attribute didn't get propagated, but perhaps there's some other mechanism.
Other options I thought about are:
using column index and find them by index in the DOM.
or projecting a wrapper in the column header that I can reference later and find the parent column
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Hi, for a specific use case, we would like to know where each column gets rendered.
The problem is that
<igx-column>
doesn't really end up in the DOM, so there's no way I can reference it.I was thinking if there's some way to tag them to request the bounds later. The whole column would be great, but if it's just the header it will suffice.
Is there something like this that I can do?
My attribute didn't get propagated, but perhaps there's some other mechanism.
Other options I thought about are:
Any other ideas are welcome, thanks.
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