I need to make a field with 2 columns in it. Instead of overriding the layout() and draw() methods, I’m looking for something easier, something like using HorizontalFieldManager. Is that possible?
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I need to make a field with 2 columns in it. Instead of overriding the layout() and draw() methods, I’m looking for something easier, something like using HorizontalFieldManager. Is that possible?
Use GridFieldManager for that. See the Java Development Guide “Create a grid layout“