Separate layer of ids.
If the component has this mixin, all its child elements will store their IDs in a separate namespace (so there is no need to make them absolutely unique). Sub-views will not be accessible by the global $$ operator. Instead, you will need to address them via their parent view:
webix.ui({ id:"myview", isolate:true, rows:[ { id:"sub_view"} ] }); // bad, will not work! // var comp = $$("sub_view"); // good var comp = $$("myview").$$("sub_view");
Since it changes the behavior of the child element, it only makes sense to use the mixin with container elements.
This mixin is used in the top-level layouts of Spreadsheet and Kanban which allows accsessing their inner views by IDs.
$$("spreadsheet").$$("cells"); // accessing the table itself
| innerId | returns the inner ID of an item by its public (real) ID |
| ui | allows creating a new UI, the ID of which will be locked in the parent ID space |
| $$ | locates sub-item by id |