Messages posted by: swiety

It was a simple browser window, just a e:dataTable tag inside jsp page. I have already switched to tomahawk datatable component so I can not produce the jsp source at the moment.

Inside a table I am using component that, when clicked, increases its height. Although the row height increases, the size of a window with the all rows of a table remains of the same size. It simply means that I cannot see the contents of the last row.
Can the datatable component be configured to handle this properly?

I am trying to use the tree component inside the table component and it does not work. With the components configured as below every row produces the tree with the same contents - generated for the first row I believe.

Is this possible to use the tree component inside a table component?

<e:datatable id="ad"
                    data="#{ssAudit.events}"
                    ajax="false"
                    var="event">
   <e:dataTr>
     <e:dataTd labelText="details">
       <e:tree rootRendered="false" rootExpanded="true" lines="true"
                   ajax="false"  selectionType="none" items="#{event.details}">
                         <e:treecell value="#{NODE.name}"
                                     expanded="true"/>
                       </e:tree>
     </e:dataTd>
   </e:dataTr>
 </e:datatable>

Thanks a lot Adina. Do you plan to add such a feature? And when if so? I would find it very useful.

is this possible to configure SelectTable to behave like a DataTable, i.e. disable selecting feature? I have a screen which displays the data in a table and in some cases allows to select rows but in other does not. In the latter I would like to have the table behave and look exactly as a standard dataTable component.

Ideally I would like to have a view:
<e:selectTable selectionMode="#{bean.isSelectionAllowed? \"none\" : \"row\" }" binding="#{bean.table}">

</e:selectTable>

I now I can achieve the result by using two components rendered alternatively:
<e:selectTable rendered="#{bean.isSelectionAllowed}" binding="#{bean.tableSelectable}">

</e:selectTable>

<e:dataTable rendered="#{!(bean.isSelectionAllowed)}" binding="#{bean.tableNonSelectable}">

</e:dataTable>

but in that way I am breaking the DRY principle and have to control two separate bound table components.


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