The way it works now is every column is on regardless of it actually existing in the response.
This creates massive amounts of busy work to "turn things off" before you can use things - or even look at the table.
Additionally, more unnecessary busy work is created by Pro applying rounding settings where it has no business doing so. Default state should be rounding OFF for all decimals. You don't prevent 1,000,000 being printed, so why arbitrarily display decimals like this?
For values above 1, a more reasonable default is 6, where the trailing 0s are eliminated.
It would be much better to have the output of the platform define the columnDefs. I already have a script that can do this as, to_grid, but would need an entry point to the GridAPI as the obbject.results output.
The way it works now is every column is on regardless of it actually existing in the response.
This creates massive amounts of busy work to "turn things off" before you can use things - or even look at the table.
Additionally, more unnecessary busy work is created by Pro applying rounding settings where it has no business doing so. Default state should be rounding OFF for all decimals. You don't prevent 1,000,000 being printed, so why arbitrarily display decimals like this?
For values above 1, a more reasonable default is 6, where the trailing 0s are eliminated.
It would be much better to have the output of the platform define the
columnDefs. I already have a script that can do this as,to_grid, but would need an entry point to the GridAPI as theobbject.resultsoutput.