At this current state, the detailslist example includes an advanced list with 5000 elements. This makes it very difficult to understand how you can set the variable heights for your list. I wish for this example to be clearer, and hopefully more easy to understand, which will help everyone with using your UI framework.
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/#/controls/web/detailslist/variablerowheights
@AtomicLiquid - thanks for your feedback. Could you pls tell me what exactly you found that's making the example difficult. Is it the 5000/large list of items? And why? That can help me think of ways to improve
To rephrase a bit, the advanced list of 5000 items is a nice addition to understand how the DetailsList can be used for more complex lists such as in your example. However, for a use-case such as mine, where I am just interested in knowing how you could adjust the row height, it's quite a lot of code to read through, for something that is most likely not a very difficult solution to accomplish.
Therefore, my suggestion is to also include an easier, and more comprehensible example, on how you could achieve a custom row height.
@AtomicLiquid here is a small (TS) reduction that should help others
Include buildColumns and IColumn in your import
import { DetailsList, buildColumns, IColumn} from 'office-ui-fabric-react/lib/DetailsList';
function to apply variable height rows based on items in the grid. Replace myfield with the column name in your (data) items
const _buildColumns = (items: Array<any>) => {
const columns: IColumn[] = buildColumns(items)
columns.forEach((column: IColumn) => {
if (column.key === ''myfield") {
column.isMultiline = true;
}
});
return columns;
}
Set columns in Details List
<DetailsList
items={data.items}
columns={_buildColumns(data.items)} />
Add this into your current implementation of DetailsList
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To rephrase a bit, the advanced list of 5000 items is a nice addition to understand how the DetailsList can be used for more complex lists such as in your example. However, for a use-case such as mine, where I am just interested in knowing how you could adjust the row height, it's quite a lot of code to read through, for something that is most likely not a very difficult solution to accomplish.
Therefore, my suggestion is to also include an easier, and more comprehensible example, on how you could achieve a custom row height.