Array-index property or sub-property about paper-datatable HOT 4 CLOSED

Nope, but you can simply do

<paper-datatable-column header="Info Object" type="Object" property="infoObject">
  <template>
    {{value.prop1}}
  </template>
</paper-datatable-column>

the array example is a LOT harder though due to the way Polymer works (stuff like array.0 isn't allowed in bindings although it sort of worked in the past). You would have to set up a getItem function on your <paper-datatable-column> and then write

<paper-datatable-column header="Info Array" property="infoArray">
  <template>
    {{getItem(infoArray,0)}}
  </template>
</paper-datatable-column>

and even that wouldn't allow two way binding (you would need to use <array-selector> or a <dom-repeat> for that).

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Agree with the array part. That's pretty irrelevant.

Object binding doesn't work with sorting, btw. The sort function will compare Object instead of Object.prop1. What do you think about this?

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@NamTThai Totally aware of that, so that's what the sort attribute is for ;-) , check the 'sorting & type system' demo for that (the object column): http://david-mulder.github.io/paper-datatable/components/paper-datatable/demo/sorting.html

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Awesome!

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