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Field("LineItems.CategoryID") .Validator(Validation.NotEmpty()) .Validator(Validation.Numeric()) .Options(new Options() .Table("Categories") .Value("CategoryID") .Label("Category") ) ) .Field(new

on one of the options, except for the cancel

Yes, you'd use an Options class attached to the Field. Its not the leftJoin in Editor that tells it what the options should be but rather than Options class attached to the field you want to have options for. Allan

PHP documentation for all options ); The only difference being

Thank you! both options work, however still curious

The class name would be on the header if you use columns.className, if you use one of the three options Kevin suggested in his last mail, any class applied there would only go on that td element. Colin

name": "sp_type", "type": "radio", "options": [ "SP", "Station" ] }, { "label": "Zone:",

that interfaces with Editor (options, events, API, etc) - if

a closure function in Options!!! ->where( function($q) { $q ->where(

There are many options for this depending on what you want to disable. You can look at ordering, searching and the dom to remove elements you don't want to show, for example, dom: 't' will just show the table. Kevin