You might want to use the graphic node instead.

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So put that code inside the imageview block.

then it will be in the cache?

Anyways, creating an imageview in cellFormat will never be performant, because it redraws too often. You need to use the cache.

somehow the first one I select is always empty

yup the first one always has an empty popover

the others are filled correctly

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in the garden again

OK, we'll pick up again later. I managed to reduce the number of update calls and made some other optimizations as well.

good I will check when you need

Thanks 🙂

the wife has to work today and she had a “list of things I could do….."

“not that you need to do them……"

grins

Haha... Well, it seems that it's not the first that's having problems.. When a cell is selected, the popover is empty.

yup

all the code is in github branch datagrid

@ron It's not really a bug per se.. What's happening is that the color of the text inside your popover goes white because it is inside a selected node. The text is there. Try to drag the popover over an image and you should be able to see the white text.

yup I see it

hmmmz

yup so I need some css magic to stop that

in my mind the popover will later be filled with an accordion showing more info

all the tags, the exif information

things like that

This is all inherited from JavaFX. Not sure what the correct solution will be.

The popover creates a subwindow, and even ScenicView can't inspect that to tell me what classes the text has etc, but you should be able to deal with that by targering the popover when it's inside something that has a selected pseudo class. Now at least it looks like the data grid is doing what it's supposed to.