So it looks like I can fix this problem, by copying the
_list_record.html.erb file to my app/views/active_scaffold_overrides/
directory, and then modifying the lines:
tr_class = cycle("", "even-record")
tr_class += " #{list_row_class(record)}" if
respond_to? :list_row_class
to be:
tr_class = cycle("", "even-record-")
tr_class += "#{list_row_class(record)}" if respond_to? :list_row_class
At which point, we can reference even rows via:
tr.even-record-status_1
Please let me know if this is the recommend solution, or if there's
another support method.
-- Darien
On Apr 30, 1:07 pm, dkindlund <[email protected]> wrote:
> So, I'm trying to override the default background color of a column,
> but have that color be different depending on if the column is odd or
> even.
>
> I start by creating list_row_class, as follows:
>
> module ClientsHelper
> def list_row_class(record)
> if record.is_a?(Client)
> return record.client_status.status
> end
> end
> end
>
> Now, I notice that this adds the following class to the rows:
> <tr id="clients-list-18353-row" class="record status_1">
> <tr id="clients-list-18315-row" class="record even-record status_1">
>
> In by CSS override file, I've declared the colors as follows:
> .active-scaffold tr[class="record status_1"] td.client_status-column {
> background-color: #FFEE00;}
>
> .active-scaffold tr[class="record status_1"] td.client_status-column
> a.disabled {
> color: black;
> font-weight: bold;}
>
> .active-scaffold tr[class="record even-record status_1"]
> td.client_status-column {
> background-color: #FFFF88;}
>
> .active-scaffold tr[class="record even-record status_1"]
> td.client_status-column a.disabled {
> color: black;
> font-weight: bold;
>
> }
>
> This CSS works fine... until I render a nested form, in which case,
> ALL these customizations are lost. I believe the core problem is that
> I'm using:
> tr[class="record status_1"]
> instead of:
> tr.status_1
>
> AND
> tr[class="record even-record status_1"]
> instead of:
> ??? - I have no idea what I can use here... tr."even-record status_1"
> doesn't work... how can I logically AND together the presence of two
> class types?
>
> Any help would be useful.
> -- Darien
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