Handsontable V7.3.0

Adds uiContainer which improves contextMenu readability.
December 16, 2019
New Version

Features

  • uiContainer for contextMenu plugin - Allows the user to add a reference to a DOM element serving as a container in which the whole Context Menu element is placed. This is useful when Handsontable is instantiated in an iframe or other element that trimms the content. Before the change, the area of an element was always trimmed. Now, after pointnig to a specific container, the element no longer slips under the frame.

Fixes

  • Fixed a problem with table resizing on every scroll event on Firefox, when no table height was defined.
  • Updated the puppeteer package in the devDependencies section to get rid of the npm audit security error.
  • Removed the unneeded CNAME_ file from the repo.
  • Fixed a problem, where pasting data from Excel caused Handsontable to throw an error.
  • Fixed a bug, where data pasted from Excel would get improperly formatted in Handsontable.
  • Fixed a bug, where the & < > ' " characters in the pasted data would be automatically changed to their equivalent HTML entities.
  • Fixed a bug, where opening the system’s context menu, hitting ESC and moving the cursor outside of the container would scroll the table.
  • Fixed a problem, where right-clicking on a disabled entry in Handsontable’s context menu would open the system’s context menu.
  • Fixed a bug, where right-clicking on an active entry in Handsontable’s context menu would open another context menu.
  • Fixed a test case for Context Menu’s scrolling.
  • Modified the container size in the the tests’ DOM helper file.
uiContainer

Handsontable

JavaScript data grid that looks and feels like a spreadsheet.

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