I think that looking through all of these feature requests that perhaps grid should be designed with some kind of "plugin" architecture, where you can choose what features you want. For example, I have created an AutoFilter plugin that will add excel-like autofiltering to your grid. Its a simple as adding an autoFilter:true attribute to your cell definition.

In the absence of a true plugin mechanism, this is a class that you can mix with a grid to derive your own grid.

I've posted the code and a detailed blog entry about how to use it.

Hello,

How can I make subclass of Editor native plugin ?
for example, I would like to add a style 'position: absolute' into some image.

But 'insertImage' plugin support url, text fields fields only.
So I would like to add some field for editting image style properties.

How can I make subclass of Editor native plugin ?

Thanks,

Youngho

OK this has to be something stupid on my part but hear me out: I can't get any dijit editor plugins to load in IE (not the "built-in" plugins, but plugins located in dijit/_editor/plugins/MyPlugin.js). This includes default plugins like LinkDialog.js. Now I could have sworn this worked before but I over-wrote my changed plugins with the "factory default" ones and still get the same issue. IE (both 6 and 7) tells me "Could not load dijit._editor.plugins.LinkDialog.js (last tried ../dijit/_editor/plugins/LinkDialog.js)".